Development of Gonads. Flashcards by Bala Dr | Brainscape

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Bipotential or indifferent gonad seen at

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6th week.

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Testis develops at

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7th week

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Ovary develops at

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8th week

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Female External genitalia develops at

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12th week

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Male External genitalia develops at

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14th week.

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SRY gene produces ___ factor

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Testis inhibiting factor

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Sertoli cells produce

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Mullerian inhibiting factor

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Leydig cells produce

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Testosterone

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Canalization of Medullary or sex cords forms

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Seminiferous tubules

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Seminiferous tubules - derived from

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Canalization of Medullary or sex cords

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Non - Canalization of Medullary or sex cords gives rise to

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Sertoli cells and leydig cells.

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Genital ridge in male

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Testis

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Genital ridge in female

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Ovary

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Genital Tubercle in male

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Penis

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Genital tubercle in female

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Clitoris

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Genital Swelling in Male

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Scrotum

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Genital Swelling in female

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Labia majora

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Mesonephric duct in males

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SEED-

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Mesonephric duct in females

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Appendix of ovary and Gartner’s duct

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Appendix of ovary and Gartner’s duct in females is formed by

A

Mesonephric duct remnants

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Paramesonephric duct in males

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Appendix of testis and Prostatic utricle

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Appendix of testis and Prostatic utricle- in males formed by

A

Paramesonephric duct

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Paramesonephric duct in Females

A

FT, Cervix and Upper 2/3rd of Vagina

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Genital fold in males

A

Ventral aspect of penis

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Ventral aspect of penis derived from

A

Genital fold

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Labia minora derived from

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Genital fold

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Genital fold in females

A

Labia minora

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Unfused part of Paramesonephric duct

A

FT

Q

Fused part of Paramesonephric duct

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Cervix and vagina

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Lower 1/3rd of vagina developed from

A

Endoderm - urogenital sinus

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Upper 2/3rd of vagina developed from

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Intermediate mesoderm - paramesonephric duct

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Testis is formed in

A

Abdomen

Q

_____ helps in descent of testis

A

Gubernaculum.

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Sites of Ectopic testis

A

Scrotum
PS
Perineum
Saph. opening of Thigh

Q

Tunica vaginalis - derived from

A

Gubernaculum

Q

location of testis in 1st month

A

Dorsal body wall in lumbar region

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Location of Testis in 3rd month

A

Iliac fossa

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Location of testis in 7th month

A

Deep Inguinal ring

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Location of testis in 8th month

A

Inguinal canal

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Location of testis at 9th month or birth

A

Scrotum

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Gubernaculum in Females

A

Proximal - Ligament of ovary

distal - Round Ligament of uterus

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Round Ligament of uterus is formed from

A

Gubernaculum

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Ligament of ovary is derived from

A

Gubernaculum.