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Reproduction 4 - sexual determination and diffrentiation Flashcards

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GENETIC SEX

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Type of sex chromosome

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GONADAL SEX

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Type of gonads: ovaries or testes?

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GENITAL OR PHENOTYPIC SEX

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Type of internal and external genitalia

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4
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Chromosomal or genetic sex is determine when?

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At the exact moment of fertilization

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Gonadal sex determine by

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Chromosomal sex

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The presence of what on the Y chromosome dictates male differentiation of bipotential gonads?

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SRY gene = testes

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7
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Klinefelter’s syndrome

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Male XXY

  • X impairs spermatogensis
  • osteoporosis
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What determines female differentiation of bipotential gonads?

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A sense of Y chromosome = ovaries

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Turner’ syndrome

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Lack of X chromosome

Female XO = streaked ovaries

  • no uterus
  • no functional follicle = no menstration
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Genetically or phenotypic sex determined by

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Factors produced by gonads

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In MALES, Genetically or phenotypic sex determined by

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The testes secreting MIH from Sertoli cells.

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Mullerian inhibiting hormone (MIH)

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  • causes regression of Müllerian duct = regression of female tract.
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testosterone from leydig cells cause

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Development of male INTERAL genitalia

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Testosterone converts to

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dihydrotestosterone (DHT)

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dihydrotestosterone (DHT) causes

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Masculinization of male EXTERNAL genitalia

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What are male external and interal gentalia determined by?

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Internal = testosterone

External = dihydrotestosterone (DHT)

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Müllerian duct gives rise to everything of

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FEMALE structures

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18
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Wolffish duct gives rise to everything of

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MALE structures.

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In FEMALES, Genetically or phenotypic sex determined by

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Absence Testosterone prevents MIH = allows for Müllerian duct to grow = internal genitalia

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20
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absence of DHT prevents masculinization of

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external genitalia

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Female differentiation happens by

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default

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Presence of MIH =

Absence of MIH=

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Presence of MIH = wolffian duct = MALE

Absence of MIH= Müllerian duct = FEMALE

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23
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Bipotential gonads can develop to

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Either testes or ovaries

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Bipotential INTERAL genitalia that would give a potential female results in

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Mullarian ducts = uterus, oviduct…

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Bipotential INTERAL genitalia that would give a potential male results in

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Wolffian ducts = epidiymas, vas defarans, seminal vesicles

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Bipotential EXTERNAL gentalia for male and female need:

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MIS+testosterone +Insl3 = penis (MALE)

No MIH, T, Insl3 = vagina (FEMALE)

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27
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What gives rise to wollfian ducts.

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Testosterone

28
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Wolffian ducts and Müllerian ducts give rise to

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INTERNAL genetalia

29
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Which cells secrete MIH and testosterone?

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Sertoli = MIH

Leydig = testosterone

30
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Absence of testosterone leads to the regression f

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Wolffian ducts

31
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Presnece of MIH leads to regression of

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Müllerian ducts

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Female EXTERNAL gentalia determines by

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Absence of testosterone

33
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When do male internal and external genetalia develop ?

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During fetal stage, second trimester where theres a huge spike of testosterone.

34
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What does the neonatal peak of testosterone do?

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contributes to the development of the brain = the convert male hormones to estrogen (another form of steroid hormone), it excerts its function in the brain by being converted to estrogen, which is done through enzyme aromatase.

35
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anomaly of sexual determination

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Pseudohermaphroditism

36
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Pseudohermaphroditism

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When born with the correct chromosome combo, but that doesn’t dictate the genotypic sex of the external genitalia.

38
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Pseudohermaphroditism in females:

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  • XX
  • ovaries
  • outwardly male
  • infertile
  • decreased cortisol = increased ACTH = increased adrenal androgens = masculinization of genitalia.
39
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What is female Pseudohermaphroditism caused by

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Over production of androgens during fetal stage cuz over grown adrenal gland.

40
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Pseudohermaphroditism in males

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  • XY
  • has testes, but is outwardly female
  • androgen insensitivity syndrome
  • no male internal genetalia
  • no male external gentalia
  • female external gentalia
  • CAIS
  • infertile
41
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Complete androgen insensitivity syndrome (CAIS):

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mutation of androgen receptor

42
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What’s causes Pseudohermaphroditism in males ?

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Complete androgen intensity syndrome CAIS

43
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CAIS symptoms:

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  • Genotype 46 XY
  • Female external genitalia
  • Body female-like
  • Breasts develop
  • Androgens are converted to estrogen in target tissues
  • Absence of ovaries and uterus, no menstrual cycles
  • Infertile
44
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What causes the overproduction of androgens in fetal stage?

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Enzyme mutation = decreased cholesterol = decreased cortisol = low ACTH = ACTH converts cholesterol to androgen instead of cortisol.

45
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What are androgen made of normally?

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Made form cortisol, if made form cholesterol = female Pseudohermaphroditism

46
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What triggered puberty?

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Increased secretion of GnRH form use generator in hypo = increased LH and FSH from ant pit = increased sex steroids from gonads = pubertal changes !

47
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What alters GnRH secretion at a certain time?

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A) genetics

B) environment

48
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Puberty occurs earlier for

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Girls then Boys.

49
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The low amount of sex steroid produced by ant pit in a prepertal child is very

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Sensitive to (-) feedback of hypothalamus. That what keeps them low.

50
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Hypothalamus- Pituitary - Gonadal Axis in young prepubertal children

(Dormant)

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Hypothalamus which is under essential suppressor, this causes very low release of GnRH (not absent) = ant pit produces low levels of LH and FSH = low sex steroid production, but is still enough to caused (-) feedback to hypothalamus.

51
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Hypothalamus in prepubertal condition is

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very sensitive to (-) feedback even with very low sex steroid hormones, so the hypothamlus remains in a suppressed state.

52
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What’s responsible for keeping the sex steroid low before puberty

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The high sensitivity to the (-) feedback of the low sex steroid to the hypothalamus

53
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Hypothalamus- Pituitary - Gonadal Axis in young prepubertal children

(Re-activated)

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Leptin from adipose tissue —> kisspeptin (neuropeptide) —-> hypothalamus (GnRH inc)—->
Ant. Pit (increased LH and FSH) —->
gonads (increased sex steroids)
= early puberty

54
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Example of female Pseudohermaphroditism

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Congenital adrenal hyperplasia = too much androgen production during fetal stage.

55
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Gymnasts:

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delayed onset of puberty

56
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Increase in kisspeptin causes

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Early release of sex steroid = early puberty.

57
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Release of kisspeptine is increased by the

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fat tissue that accumulates prior to puberty, these fatty tissues release leptin

58
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Declining endocrinal, somatic, reproductive and psychological functions are known as

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“climacteric”

59
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“climacteric” in females starts with

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Perimenopause

60
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“climacteric” in males starts with

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Andropause

61
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Menopause caused by

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atresia (run out of follicles as they die out over time)

62
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Hormonal changes in menopausal women

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1) Decrease E, inhibin, progesterone removes (-) feedback = LH and FSH (especially) increase = increased LH:FSH ratio
2) osteoporosis

63
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Women is said to be perimenopausal when

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Follicle numbers fall to 1000

64
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What causes for E and inhibin to decrease in menopausal women

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Decreased follicle # and decrease responsiveness to gonadotropins = decrease estrogen and decrease inhibin

65
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Is E still produced after menopause

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Yes, but lower levels

66
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Anorexia nervosa patients:

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irregular cycles or absence of cycles

Phsyiology 210 B (24 decks)

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