Origins of body forms 1 Flashcards

Gametogenesis and ovulation

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Define gametogenesis

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Is the formation of male and female gametes by spermatogenesis and oogenesis

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What is spermatogenesis

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Formation of complete motile spermatozoa from primordial germ cells (spermatogonia)

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Where does spermatogenesis occur

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In seminiferous tubule of testis

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When does spermatogenesis start and end

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Starts at puberty and ends at old age

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5
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What is the nature of the spermatogonia cell

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Diploid (46)

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What results in the growth of spermatogonia (44xy), what is the nature of the cell

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Primary spermatocytes, diploid (46)

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List the steps of primary spermatocyte maturation

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1ry spermatocyte (diploid, 46)
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| Meiosis 1
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v
2ry spermatocyte (haploid, 23)
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| Meiosis 2
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v
Spermatid (haploid, 23)

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What are spermaids

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Immobile, haploid sperm cells

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What is the process of transforming a spermatid to a spermatozoa

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SperMIOgenesis

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How many spermatozoans are produced from 1 primordial germ cell

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4

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What is the normal sperm count for a fertile male

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100 million/ml or 300-500 million/ ejaculate

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What is oogenesis

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Process of differentiation of a mature oocyte from primordial germ cells (oogenia)

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When does oogenesis begin

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3rd month of intrauterine life till birth
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then after puberty at each ovarian cycle and after fertilization

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14
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When does oogenesis end

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At menopause

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15
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What are the 2 prenatal stages

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Proliferation and growth

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16
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What are the 3 postnatal maturation stages

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1st maturation division and 2nd maturation division (at fertilization)

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What is the nature of oocytes at birth

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All oocytes are primary oocytes (diploid, 46)

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What happens to 1ry oocyte at puberty/ ovarian cycle

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1ry oocyte undergoes meiosis 1 and becomes 2ry oocyte (haploid, 23) + polar body

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What happens to 2ry oocyte if fertilization occurs

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2ry oocyte undergoes meiosis 2 and becomes mature ovum (haploid, 23) + 2nd polar body

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what may occur die to long meiotic division process

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High frequency of meiotic error (ex: trisomy 21)

21
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What occurs during menstruation in terms of ovarian follicles

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Graafian follicle ruptures, releasing 2ry oocyte

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Define ovulation

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Rupture of graafian follicle and discharge of 2ry oocyte

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What is the onset of ovulation

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What happens to the ruptured graafian follicle if 2ry oocyte is fertilized

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Follicle is luteinized under the effect of LH becoming a corpus luteum

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What is the function of corpus luteum

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Production of progesterone in the first 3-4 months of pregnancy to increase the lining thickness of the uterus till placenta is formed

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What happens to the ruptured graafian follicle if 2ry oocyte is not fertilized

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It undergoes fibrosis