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Repro: Male Flashcards

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For production of hormones and spermatozoa

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Testes

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Consists of testes, genital ducts, accessory gland and penis.

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Male Reproductive System

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Main male reproductive hormone. Important for spermatogenesis. Sexual differentiation during embryonic and fetal development. Control of gonadotropin secretion.

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Testosterone

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Male Reproductive Hormones

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Testosterone& Dihydrotestosterone

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Acts on many organs during puberty & adulthood

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DHAT

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Produce secretions. Nutrients for spermatozoa. Propel spermatozoa outside.

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Genital ducts and accessory gland

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Capsule of DCT that surrounds the testes. Thickened on the posterior side of the testes. Forms mediastinum of the testes.

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Tunica albuginea

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Occupied by one to four semineferous tubule

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Lobules

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Penetrate the organ and divides it into testicular lobules, _________.

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Mediastinum testes. Pyramidal compartments.

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Surrounded by interstitial LCT rich in blood & lymphatic vessels, nerves & endocrine interstitial cells of Leydig. Produce spermatozoa.

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Semineferous tubules

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Secrete testosterone and androgens

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Leydig cells

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Testes develop retroperitoneally in ________ of embryonic cavity. Suspended within two sides of scrotum at ends of _________. Carries with it a serous sac.

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Dorsal wall. Spermatic cords.

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Serous sac derived from peritoneum which consist if two layers.

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Tunica vaginalis

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Layer of tunica vaginalis that covers the tunica albuginea on anterior and lateral side

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Inner visceral layer

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Layer of tunica vaginalis that lines scrotum

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Outer parietal layer

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Important in the regulation of spermatogenesis

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Temperature

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Temperature: below core body temperature of ____. Testicular temperature of _____ maintained by ______.

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37’C. 34’C. Scrotal sac.

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Surrounds each testicular artery. With cooler blood from testes. Can draw heat from arterial blood by a ____________.

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Pampiniform venous plexus. Countercurrent heat-exchange system.

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Relaxation or Contraction of these moves testes away from/closer to the body

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Dartos muscle(scrotum) & Cremaster muscle(spermatic cords)

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Failure of descent of testes in scrotum. Maintains testes at core body temperature. Inhibits spermatogenesis.

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Cryptorchidism

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Produces sperm 2x10 to the 8th per day. Convoluted loop linked via __________ to the Rete testis. Has two types of cells.

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Seminiferous tubules. Straight tubule.

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Labyrinth of epithelium lined channels embedded in Mediastinum testes

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Rete Testis

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Short, narrow segment.

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Straight tubule

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Connect rete testis to head of epididymis

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Efferent ductules

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Seminiferous tubules are lined by

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Complex stratified epithelium or Germinal/Seminiferous Epithelium

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Flattened. Smooth muscle like cells. Allow weak contractions of the tubule.

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Myoid cells

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Basement membrane of Seminiferous tubule is covered by ________ w/ innermost layer _______.

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Fibrous CT. Myoid cells.

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Occurs in the CT of the seminiferous tubules

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Interstitial cells

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Nondividing cell. Produces inhibin.

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Supporting/Sustentacular/Sertoli cells

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Proliferative. Comprise 4-8 concentric cell layers. Produce cells that become sperm.

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Spermatogenic lineage

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Begins at puberty

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Spermatogenesis

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Spermatogenesis 1: primitive germ cell. Relatively small _____ cell. Located ______ in epithelium next to BM. different stages recognized by shape & staining properties of their nuclei.

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Spermatogonium. Round. Basally.

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Spermatogenesis 2: spermatogonia with ________ nuclei. Divides infrequently. Gives rise to SC & PC.

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Stem cell. Dark ovoid.

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Spermatogenesis 3: ______ staining ovoid nuclei and divide more rapidly.

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Progenitor cell. Pale staining.

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Spermatogenesis 4: undergo clonal divisions. Remains interconnected as a _________. Forms Type B Spermatogonia.

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Type A Spermatogonia. Syncytium.

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Spermatogenesis 5: formed by Type A Spermatogonia. Have more ______ nuclei. Undergoes final _______ division. Produce ________.

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Type B Spermatogonia. Spherical. Mitotic. 1’ Spermatocyte.

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Spermatogenesis 6: spherical, euchromatic nuclei, replicate their DNA, each chromosome consist of duplicate chromatids (_______) DNA=____, largest cells of spermatogenic lineage. Presence of partially condensed chromosomes.

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Primary spermatocyte. Diploid. 4N.

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Conversion from primary spermatocyte to secondary spermatocyte

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1st meiotic division

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Spermatogenesis 7: 23 chromosomes, 2 chromatids, DNA= ___, rare, short-lived & remain in ________ only brief then enters ________.

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2’ Spermatocyte. 2N. Interphase. Second meiotic division.

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Spermatogenesis 8: due to conversion of 2’ Spermatocyte thru 2nd meiotic division. Haploid cells (2), 23 chromosomes. 1N= no ________ (DNA replication) occurs between 1st & 2nd meiotic division.

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Spermatids. S phase.

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Divides into progenitor cells & stem cells

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Type A Spermatogonia

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Remain as separate cells

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Stem cells

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Have increase cytokines __________. Cells attached to one another by Intercellular bridges of cytoplasm.

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Progenitor cells. After telophase.

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Cells remain linked through period of meiosis

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Spermatogenic Syncytium

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Allows free communication among cells derived from a single type A spermatogonia. Allows developing spermatid to share the cytoplasm of neighboring cells. Coordinate division & differentiation.

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Intercellular bridges of Cytoplasm

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Final stage in sperm production. No cell division.

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Spermiogenesis

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In Spermiogenesis: spermatids transform in

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Spermatozoa

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In Spermiogenesis: highly specialized to deliver male DNA to the ovum. ______ size and _______ nuclei. Highly condensed chromatin. Located near the lumen of the seminiferous tubule.

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Spermatozoa. Small. Haploid.

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In Spermiogenesis: includes formation of _______. Condensation & elongation of _________. Development of ________. Loss of much of the _________.

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Acrosome. Nucleus. Flagellum. Cytoplasm.

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In Spermiogenesis: end result is

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Mature spermatozoan

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Three phases of spermiogenesis

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Early Golgi, Acrosome & Maturation Phases

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In Spermiogenesis: Cytoplasm of spermatids contains prominent golgi apparatus near the nucleus. With mitochodria, pair of centrioles, free ribosomes and tubules of smooth ER.

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Early Golgi Phase

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In Spermiogenesis: accumulate in the GA. Coalesce to form a sungle membrane limited ___________.

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Small proacrosomal vesicles. Acrosomal cap.

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In Spermiogenesis: migrate to a position near the cell surface and opposite the forming acrosome

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Centrioles

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In Spermiogenesis: Acrosomal cap/Acrosome spreads to cover about half of the condensing nucleus. Nuclei become more elongated. Highly condensed chromatin. Histones of nucleosome replaced by protamines.

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Acrosome phase

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In Spermiogenesis: Specialized type of lysosome which contains hydrolytic enzymes, hyaluronidase, neuraminidase, acid phosphatase & trypsin-like protease.

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Acrosome

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In Spermiogenesis: enzymes relevant when sperm encounter an oocyte.

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Hydrolytic enzymes

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In Spermiogenesis: trypsin like protease

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Acrosin

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In Spermiogenesis: acrosome dissociate cells of corona radiata and digest the zona pellucida.

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Acrosomal reaction

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In Spermiogenesis: Small basic peptides

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Protamines

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In Spermiogenesis: thickened region. Continued growth of flagella & aggregation of mitochondria around proximal part where ATP for flagellar movement is generated.

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Middle piece

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In Spermiogenesis: residual body, unneeded cytoplasm shed off and phagocytosed by _______.

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Maturation phase. Sertoli cells.

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In Spermiogenesis: immotile spermatozoa & consequent fertility. Caused by lack of ______ or other proteins for ciliar & flagellar motility. Coincides with chronic _______ infections. Impaired motility of ciliary _______.

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Immotile Cilia Syndrome. Dynein. Respiratory. Axonemes.

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Columnar/Pyramidal. Largely envelope cell of spermatogenic lineage. Supporting/Nurse cells. Bases adhere to _________. Apical ends extend to lumen of ____________. Support __________. Contains abundant SER, some RER, well developed Golgi complex and numerous mitochondria lysosomes.

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Sertoli cells. Basal lamina. Seminiferous tubules. 30-50 germ cells.

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Sertoli cells has an ______ nucleus. Can be _______. Has infoldings, prominent nucleolus and very little heterochromatin.

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Elongated. Triangular.

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Formed by elaborate tight occluding junctions between basolateral membranes of adjacent Sertoli cells. In seminiferous tubules epithelium. Tightest blood tissue barrier. Prevents autoimmune attack against unique spermatogenic cells.

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Blood-Testis Barrier

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Lie on Basal compartment. Below junctions. Open to vascularized component (lymphocytes, APCS)

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Spermatogonia

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For endocrine & exocrine secretion. Support, protection & nutrition of developing spermatogenic cells. And for phagocytosis.

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Adluminal compartment

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Iron transport protein

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Transferrin

69
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Concentrates testosterone to a level required for spermiogenesis. Promoted by FSH.

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Androgen Binding Protein (ABP)

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Glycoprotein that suppresses the synthesis & release of FSH.

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Inhibin

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Cause regression of embryonic Mullerian/Paramesonephric ducts.

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Mullerian Inhibiting Substance (MIS)

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Residual bodies

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Phagocytosis

73
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Site of androgen production. Spaces between seminiferous tubules are filled with CT that contains mast cells, macrophages, nerves and fenestrated capillaries BV.

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Interstitial tissue

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Promoted by LH/ICSH. Produces testosterone. Rounded/Polygonal. Central nuclei. Eosinophilic cytoplasm which is rich in small lipid droplets.

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Leydig/Interstitial cell

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For development of secondary male characteristic. Synthesize by enzyme present in mitochondria & SER.

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Testosterone

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Carry spermatozoa & liquid from straight tubules to ducts of epididymis. Form of loops, both ends joins rete testis by straight tubules. Gradual loss of spermatogenic cells.

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Intratesticular Duct

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Interconnected network of channels lined with _________ epithelium. Channels are embedded w/in CT of mediastinum. Drains to efferent ductules.

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Rete testis. Simple cuboidal.

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Components of the Intratesticular ducts

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Rete Testis, Efferent ductules & Tubuli Recti (straight tubules) “RET”

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Lined by unusual epithelium w/ groups of nonciliated _______ cells alternating with groups of _________ cells. ________ appearance of epithelium. Empty into the ductus epididymis.

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Efferent ductules. Cuboidal. Taller ciliated. Scalloped.

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Absorb most of the fluid

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Non ciliated cells

81
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Transport sperm from epididymis to penis during ejaculation

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Excretory Genital ducts

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Components of the Excretory Genital ducts

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Ductus/Vas deferens, Urethra & Epididymis “ DUE”

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Singly high coiled tube. Forms the head, body and tail. Lies along superior & posterior sides of each testis where sperm are stored. Attain final characteristics including motility membrane receptors for ___________ proteins, maturation of ________ and ability to ________.

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Duct of Epididymis. Zona pellucida. Acrosome. Fertilize.

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Lining epithelium of the epididymis is ______________ with round _______ & _______ cells w/ long ________ microvilli.

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Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium. Basal cells. Columnar. branched irregular.

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Absorb water . Participate in uptake & digestion of residual bodies. Peristaltic contractions move the sperm.

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Epithelial cells

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Long branched irregular microvilli

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Stereocilia

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Long straight tubule. Thick muscular wall that is continuous toward prostatic urethra & empties to its narrow lumen and a thick layer of SM. Mucosa is folded _________.

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Ductus Deferens. Longitudinally.

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Lining epithelium of Ductus Deferens

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Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium w/ sparse Stereocili

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Lamina propia of Ductus Deferens is rich in _________. Has a very thick muscularis _________ longitudinal and _________ circular. Peristaltic contractions.

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Elastic fibers. Inner & Outer. Middle.

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Ductus deferens forms a part of ___________. Testicular artery, pampiniform plexus and nerves.

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Spermatic cord

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Ductus deferens dilates to form _______ after passing over UB. Epithelium is thicker & more extensively folded. At final portion, ________ join the duct.

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Ampulla. Seminal vesicle.

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Ductus deferens enters ______ then to ________.

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Prostate gland. Prostatic urethra.

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Segment entering the prostate

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Ejaculatory duct

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Disappears beyond the ampulla

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Muscle layers

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Produce secretions that are added to sperm during ejaculation.

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Accessory glands

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Accessory glands components

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Bulbourethral glands, Seminal vesicle & Prostate gland “BSP”

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Consist of highly turtuous tubes. Unusual mucosa has numerous thin, complex folds that fills most of the lumen.

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Seminal vesicles

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Folds of the seminal vesicles lined with ______________ rich in ________ granules.

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Simple/Pseudostratified columnar epithelial cells. Secretory.

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Lamina propia of seminal vesicle contains _______ surrounded by SM with ________ circular & ________ longitudinal. Has an exocrine gland. Activity depend on levels of _________.

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Elastic fibers. Inner. Outer. Testosterone.

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Produces a viscid, yellowish secretion containing fructose, citrate, inositol, prostaglandin, fibrinogen, enzyme & proteins. Make up ___% of the ejaculate provide nutrient energy sources. Coagulate semen after ejaculation affect activity of female reproductive tract.

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Exocrine gland of the seminal vesicles. 70.

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Dense organ surrounding the urethra below UB. Collection of 30-50 __________ glands. Surrounded by a dense fibromuscular stroma covered by a ________.

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Prostate. Branched tubuloalveolar glands. Capsule.

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Prostage gland is arranged in concentric layers around urethra. Inner layer of _______, intermediate layer of _______ & peripheral layer of _________. All empty in the _________.

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Mucosal glands. Submucosal glands. Prostate’s main gland. Prostatic Urethra.

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Prostate gland has ______ zones.

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Three.

104
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5% prostate volume. Surrounds prostatic urethra. Contains mucosal glands.

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Transition zone

105
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25%. Contains submucosal glands with longer ducts.

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Central zone

106
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70% contains main glands with longer ducts.

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Peripheral zone

107
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Most common location of inflammation and cancer.

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Main gland of prostate

108
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In Prostate, LE of tubuloalveolar glands is ______________. Produce __________ containing glycoprotein and enzyme. Surrounded by fibromuscular stroma and fibroelastic capsule. Structure function depends on level of _________.

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Simple/Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium. Prostatic fluid. Testosterone.

109
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Small, spherical, calcified concretions. Lumen of prostatic glands. Contains deposited glycoproteins. Sulfated glycosaminoglycans known as __________.

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Corpora amylacea/Prostatic concretions

110
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Located in urogenital diaphragm. Empty into proximal part of penile urethra. Has several lobules with tubuloalveolar secretory units.

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Bulbourethral/Cowper’s gland

111
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Cowper’s gland is lined by ______________ dependent on testosterone. Septa between lobules contain SM cells. During erection, release a clear mucus like secretion containing small carbs. Coats plus lubricates urethral lining.

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Mucus-secreting simple columnar epithelium

112
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Three cylindrical mass of the penis

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2 corpora cavernosa & corpus spongiosum

113
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Cylindrical mass that is ventrally located & surrounds urethra. Expands and forms ______.

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Corpus spongiosum. Glans.

114
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Cylindrical mass placed dorsally

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2 corpora cavernosa

115
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LE of Penile Urethra

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Pseudostratified squamous epithelium

116
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Glands found in penile urethra which has small mucus secretion

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Gland of Littre/Urethral glands

117
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Penis is covered by a retractile fold of thin skin with sebaceous glands

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Prepuce/Foreskin

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Covered by tunica albuginea. Resistant layer of CT.

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Corpora cavernosa.

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