Reprod 4: Sex determination and development Flashcards
how many chromosomes in somatic cells? gamete cells?
xx is
xy is
in the presence of the y chromosome, the bipotential primordium becomes:
with no y chromosome, bipotential primordium becomes
what does the mullerian duct form
what does the wolfian duct form
in a female what happens to the wolfian duct and why
what happens to the mullerian duct at birth in females
what gene on the y chr promotes testes development
what does SRY encode
pathway from bipotential gonad if sry is present
what do AMH and SF1 promote
do testes need testosterone to form
what does SOX9 do
how does sox 9 help organize the tested
what happens in the absence of sox 9
in females what does the gonadal cortex form? gonadal medulla?
in males what does the gonadal cortex form? gonadal medulla?
in males what happens to the wolfian dicts?
in males what happens to the mullerian duct?
what does AMH do?
what does DHT develop
what does testosterone develop
what does AMH lead to
explain the pathway from SRY to male genetalia development
what structures does testosterone make
what structures does DHT make
what is the pathway from the bipotential gonad to estrogen in females
what does beta catenin do
what variations can occur with xy
what variations can occur wuth xx
what is androgen insensitivity syndrome
what is the phenotype in AIS
what happens during puberty to those with AIS
do people with AIS have menstruation
what happens to GnRH during puberty
what happens to girls during puberty
what happens to boys during puberty
how is puberty regulated and activated
