Lecture 11: Reproductive System Flashcards

1
Q

How many chromosomes do gamestes have?

A

23

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2
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Gamestes go through what process?

A

meiosis

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3
Q

What do gonads form from?

A

mesoderm

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4
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Gonads turn to what?

A

ovaries & testes

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5
Q

What are the 2 layers of the gonads?

A

thick outer cortex & inner medulla

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6
Q

What is the name of the basic germ cell?

A

primordial

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7
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How do the early germ cells form on the surface
?

A
  • migrate inward during gastrulation across allantois
  • cross hindgut wall & migrate to genital ridge
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8
Q

What is the Wolffian duct?

A
  • derived from archinephric duct
  • stays in males
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9
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What is the Mullerian duct?

A
  • forms laterally
  • stays in women
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10
Q

What causes the expression of the SRY gene on Y chromosome?

A

when male germ cells move into the medulla of the ridge

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11
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What produces anti-Mullerian hormone?

A

sertoli cells in seminiferous tubules

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12
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What produces testosterone?

A

leydig cells

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13
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What occurs when germ cells move into cortex of gonadal ridge?

A

forms ovaries

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14
Q

What does the Mullerian duct differentiate into?

A
  • oviducts
  • uterus
  • cervix
  • vagina
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15
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What do primordial cells form in mitosis?

A

primary oocytes

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16
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When does a primary oocyte activate?

A

at puberty; every 28 days

17
Q

What does the primary oocyte produce?

A

secondary oocyte & 1 polar body (23 pairs of chromatids each)

18
Q

When does meiosis 2 occur?

A

after fertilization

19
Q

What does the secondary oocyte produce?

A

1 haploid ovum & second polar body (with 23 chromosomes each)

21
Q

What produces LH production?

A

male pituitary galnd

22
Q

What does FSH trigger?

A
  • females -> oocyte development
  • males -> sperm production in seminiferous tubules
23
Q

What process do spermatogonia go through?

24
Q

What does a daughter cell form?

A

forms 4 haploid spermatids supported by sertoli cells

25
How does sperm travel?
during ejaculation sympathetic system has sperm travel via vas deferens to the urethra supported by semen
26
What secretes LH in females?
* pituitary gland * causes ovaries to produce estrogen
27
What does estrogen trigger the formation of ?
* endometirum * thickening of uterine lining * increased LH secretion * increase in GnRH from hypothalamus
28
What stimulates ovulation?