Lab 1 - Gonads and Gametogenesis Flashcards
internal female reproductive organs
- fallopian tube
- uterus
- vagina
- ovary
channels for oocyte transport and fertilization
fallopian tube
where a fetus develops and grows
uterus
canal-like organ located inside you body that opens outside of your body
vagina
one of a pair of female glands in which the eggs form and the female hormones estrogen and progesterone are made
ovary
hormones made in ovary
- estrogen
- progesterone
- made of highly cellular connective tissue
- where ovarian follicles are located
cortex
constitute the cortex of the ovary
- germinal epithelium
- primary oocytes
made up of loose fibroelastic connective tissue
medulla
single layer of cuboidal cells
germinal epithelium
dense irregular connective tissue beneath the germinal epithelium
tunica albuginea
- wavy cells found amongst the ovarian follicles
- provide substance and support for ovarian follicle
stromal cells
- consists of single layer flattened cells
- surround the oocyte
- will develop to become primary follicle
primordial follicles (follicular cells)
male reproductive organs
- testis
- epididymis
- vas deferens
- penis
one of the two egg-shaped glands inside the scrotum that produce sperm and male hormones
testis
- long, coiled tube that rests on the backside of each testicle
- carries and stores sperm cells that are created in the testes
epididymis
coiled tube that carries sperm out of the testes
vas deferens
organ used for urination and sexual intercourse
penis
- regulate cholesterol metabolism at the time of spermatogenesis
- feed sperm cells
sertoli cells
stages in prophase
- leptotene
- zygotene
- pachytene
- diplotene
- diakinesis
leptotene
chromosomes start to condense
zygotene
synapsis begins
pachytene
crossing over of non-sister chromatids
diplotene
synapsis ends, chiasma visible
diakinesis
prophase ends, nuclear membrane disintegrates
hollow bodies of various sizes inside the cortex
ovarian follicles
large solid bodies
corpora lutea (corpus luteum)
- flattened or cuboidal cells that surrounds the nucleus
- first stage of follicle development
primary follicle
definite outer boundary of a young follicle
basement membrane
relatively thick membrane between follicle and oocyte
zona pellucida
fluid-filled cavity
antrum
outer layer that surrounds the follicle
stratum granulosum
layer that closely surrounds the oocyte
cumulus oophorus or cumulus
sheath that is formed by connetive tissues surrounding the follicle
theca
inner, cellular and vascular theca
theca interna
outer, fibrous theca
theca externa
contain substances that coagulate when the ovary is prepared for sectioning
follicular liquid
granulosum that transforms into a solid body after ovulation
corpus luteum
spermatogonia to spermatozoan
Spermatogonia→
Primary Spermatocytes→
Secondary Spermatocytes→
Spermatids→
Mature Spermatozoan