Repro 1 Flashcards

1
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dimorphic

A

males and females have distinct physical characteristics

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2
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Sex organs consists of which 3 sets of structures?

A
  • gonads
  • internal genitalia
  • external genitalia
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3
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gonads

A

gamete producing organs (ovaries, testes)

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4
Q

internal genitalia

A

accessory glands and ducts

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5
Q

external genitalia

A

external reproductive structures

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6
Q

Klinefelter’s

A

genetically male, w/ female characteristics (XXY)

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7
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Turner Syndrome

A

genetically female, w/ male characteristics (X)

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8
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In females, after development of ovaries, one X chromosome….

A

is turned off in each cell

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9
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bipotential stage

A

prior to around the seventh week of development, when reproductive structures have not begun to differentiate

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10
Q

If female, the gonad (cortex)…

A

forms ovary

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11
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If male, the gonad (cortex)…

A

regresses

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12
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If female, the gonad (medulla)…

A

regresses

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13
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If male, the gonad (medulla)

A

forms testis

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14
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If female, the Wolffian duct…

A

regresses (testosterone absent)

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15
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If male, the Wolffian duct…

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forms epididymis, vas deferent, and seminal vesicle (testosterone present)

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16
Q

If female, the Mullerian duct…

A

becomes fallopian tube, uterus, cervix, and upper half of vagina (AMH absent)

17
Q

If male, the Mullerian duct….

A

regresses (AMH present)

18
Q

SRY gene

A

sex determining region of the Y chromosome; produces testis determining factor which guide development of gondola medulla into a testis

19
Q

Testes produces what 3 hormones that influence development?

A

anti-mullerian hormone, testosterone, and dihydrotestosterone

20
Q

anti-mullerian hormone

A

sertoli cells; causes mullein ducts to regress

21
Q

testosterone

A

leydig cells; converts wolffian ducts into male accessory structures

22
Q

dihydrotestosterone

A

leydig cells, differentiation of external genitalia

23
Q

If female, genital tubercle…

A

forms clitoris

24
Q

If male, genital tubercle forms…

A

glans penis

25
Q

If female, urethral folds and grooves form…

A

labia minora, opening of vagina, and urethra

26
Q

If male, urethral folds and grooves form…

A

shaft of penis

27
Q

If female, labioscrotal swellings form..

A

labia majora

28
Q

If male, labioscrotal swellings form..

A

shaft of penis and scrotum

29
Q

External genitalia development driven by…

A

presence or absence of androgens (DHT)