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Quiz 1 Lecture Material Flashcards

1
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Oviparous

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female lays eggs which hatch outside the body

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2
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Example of oviparous

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birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish

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Viviparous

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give birth to live young which are nourished by contact between placenta and uterus

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4
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Example of viviparous

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mammals

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5
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Ovoviviparous

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give birth to live young which hatch from eggs inside the body

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6
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Example of ovoviviparous

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certain sharks, snakes, lizards, and amphibians

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7
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Induced ovulation

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ovulation only occurs after mating
needs stimulation before ovulation can occur

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8
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Examples of induced ovulation

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cats, rabbits, camels

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9
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Spontaneous ovulation

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ovulation happens with mating or not
happens every cycle

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10
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Delayed fertilization

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fertilization is delayed until after hibernation
only found in bats

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11
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Delayed development

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delay after fertilization at the blastocyst stage

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12
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Delayed implantation (embryonic diapause)

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after blastocyte stage
delayed implantation in the uterus
examples- grizzly bear, fisher, elephant seal

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13
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Two types of delayed implantation

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obligate
facultative

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14
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obligate delayed implantation

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implantation everytime

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15
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facultative implantation

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may or may not decided based on other factors such as estrogen levels and lactation (prolactin levels)

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16
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Spontaneous abortion

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abortion that happens for no reason
example- mouse introduced to a male while pregnant, gets rid of babies to not waste energy since the male will eat the babies anyways

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17
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Monozygotic polyembryony

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one egg is fertilized and then it splits into clones
Armadillo

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18
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Communication systems in repro

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endocrine system (main one)
nervous system

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19
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Endocrine system

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  1. chemical messenger
  2. secreted by endocrine gland
  3. transported by blood
  4. target tissue- physiological response
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20
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Four types of cell hormone communication

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Paracrine
Autocrine
Intracrine
Endocrine

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21
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Endocrine

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Through the blood to the target tissue

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22
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Paracrine

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hormone stimulates adjacent cells without entering the blood

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23
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Autocrine

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hormone stimulates the same cell that secreted the hormone

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24
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Intracrine

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hormone stimulates the cell without being secreted

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25
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Proteins are (water or not water soluble)

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water soluble

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26
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Steroids are not soluble due to

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rings

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27
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Lipids are (water soluble or not)

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not water soluble

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28
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Peptides

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short chain of two or more amino acids

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29
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Proteins

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long chains of amino acids

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30
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Glycoproteins

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protein hormone + carbohydrates

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31
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steroid hormones are synthesized from

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cholesterol

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32
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Examples of steroid hormones

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sex steroids (estrogen and testosterone)
corticosteroids

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33
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Precursor to estrogen hormones

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testosterone

34
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What enzyme makes estrogen

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aromatase

35
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Lipid hormones (prostaglandins) are derived from

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arachidonic acid

36
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Functions of lipid hormones

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smooth muscle contractions, lipid metabolism, mediate inflammation

37
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PGE2

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vasodilation, maintenance of CL, ovulation

38
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PGF 2 alpha

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vasoconstriction, regression of CL, ovulation, parturition

39
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How to control hormones

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  1. amount of the hormone
  2. number of receptors
  3. affinity of binding to hormone and receptor
  4. rate of metabolism
40
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Protein hormone metabolism

A

hormone binds to receptor- internalized
metabolism in circulation in the liver
glycoproteins excreted in urine

41
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Prostoglandin metabolism

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metabolized by enzymes in the lungs
degraded quickly

42
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Steroid hormone metabolism

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Liver- removal of double bonds and addition of glucuronic acid or a sulfate group
Kidney- excreted in urine

43
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characteristics of hormones

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do not supply energy
regulate rates of specific processes
act in small quantities
short half life
bind to receptors
immediate or delayed reaction
help maintain homeostasis

44
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Reproductive hormones can be

A

peptides
proteins
steroids
derivatives of fatty acids

45
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Feedback regulation in Males

A

Hypothalamus
- releases GnRH
Anterior Pituitary
- Gonadotropins (LH and FSH)
Target gland
-testis
-produces testosterone
Too high levels of testosterone results in decrease in GnRH receptor in pituitary

46
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Protein hormones mechanism of action

A

cell membrane receptors

47
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Steroid hormones mechanism of action

A

cell membrane receptors
nuclear receptors

48
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Steps for protein hormone mechanism of action

A

through the blood
binds to receptor on outside of membrane
Release of G protein
Adenylate cyclase turns ATP into cAMP
cAMP attaches to regulatory subunit of protein kinase
catalytic subunit of protein kinase detaches and synthesizes a new protein

49
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What stops protein synthesization

A

phosphodiesterase
- inhibits cAMP creation

50
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How does nuclear receptor work

A

lipid hormones go through the cell membrane and bind to a receptor in the nucleus
complex binds to response element
activates hormone that activates the gene
(works as a transcription factor)

51
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FSH and LH are secreted from

A

the Anterior Pituitary Gland

52
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GnRH is secreted from

A

the hypothalamus

53
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How are the hypothalamus and Anterior pituitary gland connected

A

Hypothalamohypophyseal Portal vessels
Hormones go directly through blood to the anterior

54
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How are the hypothalamus and Posterior pituitary gland connected

A

physically connected via nerve tissue
Fast reaction
Oxytocin secreted from posterior but made in hypothalamus

55
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What does the hypothalamus secrete/create

A

GnRH
oxytocin

56
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GnRH is what type of hormone

A

peptide

57
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GnRH does what

A

stimulates release of FSH and LH from anterior pituitary

58
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Oxytocin is what type of hormone

A

peptide

59
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The Anterior pituitary secretes what hormones

A

FSH
LH
Prolactin

60
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FSH is what type of hormone

A

glycoprotein

61
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FSH does what

A

Male
-spermiogenesis
Female
-stimulates follicle growth
-stimulates estrogen production

62
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LH is what type of hormone

A

glycoprotein

63
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LH does what

A

Male
-stimulate testosterone stimulus by Leydig cells of testis
Female
- stimulates ovulation
-support CL formation and progesterone secretion

64
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What type of hormone is prolactin

A

protein

65
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What does prolactin do

A

stimulates milk synthesis
regulate metabolism for milk synthesis
effects maternal behavior

66
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The ovary secretes what hormones

A

Estrogens
Progesterone

67
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Estrogen does what

A

mating behavior
secondary sex characteristics of females
maintenance of female duct system
mammary growth

68
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Estrogen is what type of hormone

A

steroid

69
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Progesterone is what type of hormone

A

steroid

70
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Progesterone does what

A

maintenance of pregnancy
mammary growth and secretion
control final follicular growth

71
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Testis secrete what hormone

A

androgens- testosterone

72
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Testosterone is what type of hormone

A

steroid

73
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Testosterone does what

A

Male mating behavior
spermatogenesis
spermatocytogenesis
maintenance of male duct system

74
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Two types of cells in the testis

A

Leydig
Sertoli

75
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Uterus secretes what hormone

A

prostaglandins

76
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What type of hormone are prostaglandins

A

lipid

77
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What do prostaglandins do

A

regression of CL
stimulate myometrial contractions
ovulation
sperm transport

78
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What hormone does the adrenal cortex secrete

A

glucocorticoids
corticosteroids

79
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What do glucocorticoids and corticosteroids do

A

induction of parturition by fetus
milk synthesis
stress response

80
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What hormones does the placenta secrete

A

Human Chorionic gonadotropin (LH)
Equine chorionic Gonadotropin (FSH)

81
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What class are human and equine chorionic gonadotropins

A

glycoprotein

82
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What does human and equine chorionic gonadotropins do

A

establishment of pregnancy
support and maintain the CL

Formation of accessory CL in mare?

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