First Week Of Development Flashcards

1
Q

At puberty, the female begins to undergo regular monthly cycles. These sexual cycles are controlled by ?

A

The hypothalamus

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2
Q

Name the hormone produced by the hypothalamus that acts on cells of the anterior pituitary gland, which in turn secrete gonadotropins

A

GnRH(gonadotropin releasing hormone)

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3
Q

At the beginning of each ovarian cycle, ———to ————primary
(preantral) stage follicles are stimulated to grow under the influence of—————?

A

15 to 20
Follicles stimulating hormone(fsh)

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4
Q

There is gonadotropin hormone that is not necessary to promote the development of primordial follicles to the primary follicle stage, though without it primary follicles die and become atretic ,TRUE OR FALSE

A

True

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5
Q

Name the gonadotropin hormone that is talked about in question 4

A

Follicle stimulating hormone

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6
Q

When a follicle becomes atretic, the oocyte and surrounding follicular cells degenerate and are replaced by connective tissue, forming a ———-

A

Corpus atreticum

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7
Q

———- stimulates maturation of follicular (granulosa) cells surrounding the oocyte. In turn, proliferation of these cells is mediated by ———-

A

,Fsh
,Growth differentiation factor 9(gdf9)

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8
Q

If the oocyte is fertilized, degeneration of the corpus luteum is prevented by ————-,a hormone secreted by the ————of the developing embryo.

A

,Beta human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)
,syncytiotrophoblast

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9
Q

What stimulates the growth and development of the primordial follicle

A

Fsh

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10
Q

What’s activated at puberty in females ?

A

The hypothalamo-pituitary-ovarian axis

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11
Q

What make up the primordial follicle

A

Primary oocyte+granulosa cells +theca cells

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12
Q

What hormone brings about changes in the uterine endometrium

A

Estrogen

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13
Q

Estrogen gives a positive feedback for the release of ————

A

Lh

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14
Q

LH acts on granulosa cells which in turn produces ————-hormone

A

Progesterone

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15
Q

Granulosa cells have receptors for both LH and FSH ,true or false

A

True

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16
Q

What’s enzyme is responsible for the conversion of androgens to estrogen by granulosa cells

A

Aromatase

17
Q

What hormone cause ovulation

A

LH

18
Q

State any 3 functions of estrogen

A

1)It’s gives a negative feedback to the release of fsh
2)it brings about proliferative changes in the uterine endometrium
3)it gives a positive feedback to the release of LH

19
Q

Which uterine phase consides with the follicular phase in the ovaries

A

Proliferative phase

20
Q

Rapturing of the graffian follicles leads to the development of —-?

A

Corpus leuteum

21
Q

Which hormone causes the rapturing of the graffian follicle

A

LH

22
Q

The ———hormone produced by the corpus leuteum brings about secretory changes in the uterine endometrium

A

Progesterone

23
Q

When do we have maximum production of progesterone

A

8 days after ovulation