Which layer of the uterine wall is shed in response to hormonal changes? stratum basalis perimetrium stratum functionalis myometrium?

The layer is Endometrium

This layer undergoes morphological and functional changes that are closely related to the release of generative cyclic hormones.

The endometrium is the layer where implantation takes place. This layer undergoes morphological and functional changes that are closely related to the release of generative cyclic hormones. In the absence of periodic hormonal influences, that is, before puberty or menopause, this tissue has a constant morphology and thickness.

The endometrium consists mainly of mucosal tissue. The endometrium has two layers: The first layer, the basal stratum, attaches to a layer of uterine smooth muscle tissue called the myometrium. This layer functions as an anchor for the endometrium in the uterus and remains relatively unchanged.

The second layer is dynamic. This changes in response to the monthly hormone flux that guides the menstrual cycle. For this reason, this is called the functionalist strata, or functional layers. This is the part of the endometrium where the fertilized egg (or blastocyst) will be implanted if fertilization occurs.

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Endometrium

undergoes hormone changes

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Class: High School

Subject: Biology

Keyword: the endometrium, hormone, layer

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