In addition to the remaining granulosa cells, which of the following cell types make up the corpus luteum?
A) oocyte
B) theca cells
C) cells of the corona radiata
D) interstitial cells

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The theca cells, along with the remaining granulosa cells, make up the corpus luteum. The oocyte is expelled during ovulation and is not a part of the corpus luteum. The cells of the corona radiata surround the oocyte and are not a part of the corpus luteum. Interstitial cells are found in the testes and are not involved in the formation of the corpus luteum.

In Addition to the Remaining Granulosa Cells, Which of the Following