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Seminal Plasma

A 
Composed of 
Proteins
Salts
Sugars
Lipids
Enzymes (Acid phosphatase)
Nutrients 
Hormones
Basic amines (spermine)
P30 (prostate specific antigen-PSA)
Choline 
Cellular material
Flavins (source of flourescence under UV -seen using ALS)
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Fluid delivered through penis in ejaculation

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Semen

*spermatozoa (cellular component) = plural

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Acid phosphatase (AP) and Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) both come from ______

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Prostate gland

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Seminiferous tubles

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Long thread like tubes found in each of the testicles where spermatozoa are produced

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Coagulation

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Putting together making gel like substance

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Seminal plasma secretions

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Testes
Epididymides
Seminal vesicles 
Prostate
Cowper's glands
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Spermatozoon

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Singular

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8
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Half sperm = X

Half sperm = Y

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Haploid cell

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Morphology of sperm

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Head -contains nucleus & acrosome

Tail and Midpiece- contain mechanisms and enzymatic materials for motility

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  • Contains mitochondria
  • Each sperm mitochondrion carries multiple copies of paternal mitochondria genome
  • energy for sperm flagellar motility
  • joins head and tail
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Midpiece (neck)

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Mobility or motility of spermatozoa

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Tail

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NFSTC

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National forensic science technology center

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Protamines

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Arginine rich nuclear protein that replaces histones late in haploid phase of soermatogenesis

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Two types of protamines are______

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P1 & P2

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Aspermia

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No ejaculation (absence of spermatozoa)

  • infertility
  • drug use
  • prostate surgery
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16
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Azoospermia

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Lack of sperm cells in the semen (no spermatozoa)

  • temporary or permanent
  • vasectomy
  • drugs
  • alcoholism
  • high fever
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Oligospermia (asthenozoospermia)

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Fewer number of spermatozoa

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Teratozoospermia

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Increased abnormal forms of sperm

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Oligoasthenoteratozoospermia

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Spermatozoa variables all subnormal (OAT)

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Leucocytospermia

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Increased leukocytes in semen

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Necrozoospermia

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All sperm non viable or non motile

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Globozoospermia

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Sperm heads lack acrosome caps and can’t fertilize

rare*

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Phagocytic

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Eats other cells

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Protease

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Break up of proteins

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high concentration in semen and liquefies seminal fluid

  • serine protease
  • produced by epithelial cells & found in seminal fluid
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PSA

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Protease

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Break up of proteins

27
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high concentration in semen and liquefies seminal fluid

  • serine protease
  • produced by epithelial cells & found in seminal fluid
A

PSA

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Protease

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Break up of proteins

29
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high concentration in semen and liquefies seminal fluid

  • serine protease
  • produced by epithelial cells & found in seminal fluid
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PSA

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Y shaped proteins

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Immunoglobulin G (IgG)

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ELISA

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Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay

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RSID

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Rapid Stain Identification Semen Test

33
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ABAcard P30 detects_____

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PSA

34
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RSID detects ______

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Semenogelin (Sg)

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3 major gel-forming proteins

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Fibronectin
Semenogelin I
Semenogelin II

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Semenogelin I

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Disulfide linked complex of ~52-kDa protein

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Semenogelin II

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Two forms of an Sg I related protein of ~71 and ~76 kDa

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Seminiferous tubules

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Where sperm is being produced

39
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Epididymis

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A coiled tube next to each testis and receives sperm from the seminiferous tubules

40
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Three phases of spermatogenesis

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Spermatocytogenesis
Diploid cell meiosis
Spermiogenesis

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Spermatocytogensis

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Immature spermatogonia undergo mitotic division

*where mitosis takes place

42
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Diploid cells -Meiosis

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Diploid number present in first phase becomes haploid, 23 chromosomes

*secondary spermatocytes (haploid spermatids)

43
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Spermiogenesis

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Spermatids undergo morphological changes

*final phase-spermatids are haploid, see acrosome form & elongated

44
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Spermiogenesis

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Midpiece - mitochondria

Acrosome - enzymatic knife used to penetrate the oocyte

Nucleus - haploid chromosomes

45
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Vas deferens

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  • Main vesicle for carrying sperm
  • travels out scrotum–> into abdomen–> & passes behind urinary bladder–> expands to form expanded end part (ampulla)

Ampulla =bulb shape

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Urethra

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Carries semen (sperm) through penis during intercourse and during urination passes through it

*two different functions, do not occur at the same time

47
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SRY

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Sex determining region

*Y is smaller then X

48
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ZFX

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Zinc fingerprint protein

  • located on X chromosome
  • extremely important in humans
49
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Danes method

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Keratin
Prekeratin
Mucin

50
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Ayoub-Shklar

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Differentiate skin epithelial cells from buccal and vaginal

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VAP

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Vaginal acid phosphatase

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SAP

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Seminal acid phosphatase

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ELISA

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Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay

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KPIC

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Kernechtrot Picroindigocarmine stain

55
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3 methods Fertility and Sterility

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Shorr
Papanicolau (papsmear)
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