Corpus Luteum

Imagine you've just finished a big project at work, and now your desk is filled with leftover papers and notes that you need to sort through. Just like your desk transforms after the project is done, the ovarian follicle transforms into the corpus luteum after ovulation. The way your desk holds onto important leftover materials to wrap things up is similar to how the corpus luteum holds onto hormones like progesterone to support a potential pregnancy. The "yellow body" of the corpus luteum acts as a temporary manager, just like the way you manage your desk to ensure everything is organized and ready for the next project phase.