Quiz 3 Flashcards

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Sex differentation

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Subsequent events that ultimately produce either the male or female sexual phenotype. In other words, the process of becoming female or male

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2
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Barr body

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Females must have 1 deactivated X or else problems occur

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3
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X-inactive specific transcript (XIST)

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A product of an X-linked gene that is necessary and sufficient to inactivate 1 X chromosome

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4
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First rule of sex determination

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Development of gonads into testis of ovary determines the sexual differentiation of embryo

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5
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Second rule of sex determination

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Y chromosome carried sex determining information in mammals

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6
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3 levels of sexual dimorphism

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  1. Genetic sex: XX or XY
  2. Gonadal sex: testes of ovaries
  3. Phenotypic male or female
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7
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Testis determining factor (TDF)

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Acts on undifferentiated gonads to create testis

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8
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Supporting cells

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Sertoli cells in males and follicle cells in females

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9
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Steroidal cells

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Produce gonadal hormones. Leydig cells in males and thecal cells in females

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10
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Connective tissue cells

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Form structural framework of go ad

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11
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Primary sex differentation

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Mammalian sex determination is controlled by SRY gene. SRY expression induces testes, lack of SRY results in ovaries

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12
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Secondary sex differentation

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all hormonally controlled sex development beginning at embryogenesis. Behavior and outside characteristics

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13
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Anti-mullerian hormone (AMH)

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Causes Müllerian ducts to regress

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14
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Testosterone

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Virilization of wolffian ducts to form outside penis

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15
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Synthesis of sec hormones

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Leydig cells produce testosterone
Thecal/granulosa produce estrogen
Adrenal glands also produce

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16
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External genitalia in males

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Testosterone, 5 alpha-reductase, DHT, male outside

17
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Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH)

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Enlarged adrenals and lack of enzyme to produce cortisol from adrenal cortex

18
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Masculinization of brain

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Testosterone, aromatase, estrogen, male brain

19
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Sex determination

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Initial event that determines whether the gonads will develop as testes or ovaries