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The graph below shows a "typical" menstrual cycle of 28 days in relation to hormonal and body temperature changes.
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Both stratum corneum (red) and stratum spinosum (blue) epithelial cells will mostly blood. Leukocytes and bacteria may also be present.
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mainly large and small basophilic (blue) stratum spinosum cells. |
stratum spinosum (blue) increase in size. Dark precipate outside cells are bacteria. |
mainly stratum corneum (red) which are large and flat, appear due to high estrogen levels. |
stratum spinosum cells (blue) which are folded or with curled edges, appear immediately after ovulation due to increase in progesterone. Leukocytes (small black cells) becoming more numerous. |
stratum spinosum cells (blue) mainly with a few stratum corneum cells (red). Clustering of cells occurs at this stage and both leukocytes and bacteria are prevelant. |
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