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Ovary - Amyloid - Gallery

Image of amyloid in the ovary from a female Swiss CD-1 mouse in a chronic study
Ovary - Amyloid in a female Swiss CD-1 mouse from a chronic study. There are prominent deposits of pale amyloid.
Image of amyloid in the ovary from a female Swiss CD-1 mouse in a chronic study
Ovary - Amyloid in a female Swiss CD-1 mouse from a chronic study (higher magnification of Figure 1). There are extensive deposits of pale-staining material in the interstitium of the ovary and artery wall.
Image of amyloid in the ovary from a female Swiss CD-1 mouse in a chronic study
Ovary - Amyloid in a female Swiss CD-1 mouse from a chronic study. Extensive deposits of pale-staining material are present throughout the ovarian parenchyma.
Image of amyloid in the ovary from a female Swiss CD-1 mouse in a chronic study
Ovary - Amyloid in a female Swiss CD-1 mouse from a chronic study (higher magnification of Figure 3). There is extensive deposition of amyloid in the parenchyma of the ovary.