exam 3 chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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wolffian ducts

A

precursors to other male reproductive organs

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2
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mullerian ducts

A

precursors to other female reproductive organs

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3
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SRY gene

A

sex determining region on the y chromosome

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4
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androgens

A

testosterone
increases growth of testes, produce mullerian inhibiting hormone

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5
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do females have the SRY gene?

A

no
their gonads develop into ovaries

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6
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sex limited genes

A

those activated by androgens or estrogens and control most of the differences between male and female

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7
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which hormone do testes produce more of?

A

androgens

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8
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estrogens

A

hormones more abundant in women

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9
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steroid hormones

A

androgen and estrogen
derived from cholesterol and contain four carbon rings

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10
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steroid hormone effect 1

A

binding to membrane receptors like neurotransmitters

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11
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steroid hormone effect 2

A

entering cells and activate certain kinds of proteins in the cytoplasm

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12
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steroid hormone effect 3

A

binding to chromosomes where they activate or inactivate certain genes

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13
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common androgens

A

testosterone

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14
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common estrogens

A

estradiol
progesterone

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15
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progesterone

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prepares the uterus for the implantation of the fertilized ovum and promotes the maintenaince of pregnancy

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16
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organizing effects of sex hormones

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occur mostly at sensitive stages of development (before birth)

17
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activating effects of sex hormones

A

occur at any time of life and temporarily activate a particular response (pregnancy, menstration)

18
Q

sexual differentiation depends mostly on…

A

the level of testosterone during a sensitive period

19
Q

impotence

A

the ability to maintain an erection

20
Q

common cause of impotence

A

impaired blood circulation
(not low levels of testosterone)

21
Q

what produce the menstrual cycle in women?

A

hypothalamus and pituary gland interact with the ovaries

22
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follicular phase after menstrual cycle

A

anterior pituary releases FSH

23
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follicle-stimulating hormones (FSH)

A

promotes the growth of a follicle in the ovary

24
Q

periovulatory phase in middle of menstrual cycle

A

follicle builds up receptors to FSH, follicle produces increasing amounts of estradiol

-time of maximum fertility

25
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pregesterone in pregnancy

A

levels increase

26
Q

prolactin

A

necessary for milk production, enables mother to eat more than usual, responsible for some maternal behavior

27
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oxytocin

A

important for reproductive behavior