theory quiz review Flashcards

1
Q

cells in testes

A
  1. seminiferous tubules
  2. large interstital cells (leydig cells)
  3. cells of sertoli (nurse cells)
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2
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seminiferous tubules

A

found in testes

produce spermatoza

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3
Q

large interstitial cells (Leydig cells)

A

produce the male sex hormone testosterone

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4
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cells of sertoli
(nurse cells)

A

contain glycogen for the nourishment of sperms

secrete inhibin
inhibits the production of Follicle Stimulating Hormone by the anterior pituitary

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5
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sperm production where

A

seminal glands

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6
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nurse cells functions

A
  1. maintain blood-testis barrier
    blood-testis barrier
    isolates seminiferous
    tubules
  2. support mitosis and meiosis
    stimulated by: follicle
    stimulating hormone
    testosterone
  3. support of spermiogenesis
    surround and enfold
    supplements
  4. secrete inhibin
    depresses: pituitary
    production of FSH
    hypthalamic
    secrention of GnRH
    regulation of FSH and
    GnRH
  5. secretion of androgen-binding protein (ABP)
    binds androgens
    production of ABP
    is stimulated by FSH
  6. secretion of Mullerian-inhibiting factos (MIF)
    causes regression of
    fetal mullerian ducts
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7
Q

inadequate Mullerian-inhibiting factor (MIF)

A

retention of ducts

failure of testes to descend into scrotum

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8
Q

which part can you see mature sperm

A

vas deferens

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9
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how are sperm transported through vas deferens

A

peristalsis

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10
Q

what cells produce testosterone

A

leydig cells

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11
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what pituitary hormone stimulates production of testosterone

A

Lutenizing hormone (LH)

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12
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what pituitary hormone is responsible for the production of sperm

A

follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

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13
Q

what layer of connective tissue that surrounds testes

A

tunica albuginea

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14
Q

spermatogensis means what

A

process of sperm production

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15
Q

stem cells for production of sperm

A

spermatogonia

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16
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where are stem cells presented in

A

seminiferous tubules

17
Q

cell division for production of gametes

A

meiosis 1

18
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cells produced in meiosis 2

A

spermatids sperm production

19
Q

last stage of spermatogenesis

A

spermiogenesis

20
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what is spermatogenesis

A

process of sperm production

21
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another word for sperm

A

spermatozoa

22
Q

cells that engulf cytoplasm

A

nurse cells

23
Q

semen consists of

A

fructose
seminal gland

24
Q

prostate gland secretion

A

slightly acidic

25
Q

chromosomes secondary spermatocytes

A

meiosis 1
23
haploid

26
Q

epididymis

A

spermatozoa
functionally immature
incapable of
locomotion or
fertilization
moved by cilia lining
efferent ductules

27
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intestinal cells also known as

A

large interstitial cells

28
Q

secretion of seminal gland

A

slightly alkaline

29
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secretion of prostate gland

A

slightly acidic

30
Q

secretion of bulbourethral gland

A

thick alkaline mucus

31
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scrotum

A

cooler temp for sperm to survive

2 degrees less than body temp

32
Q

3 accessory glands

A

seminal glands: 60% alkaline

prostate gland: slighlty acidic

bulbourethral gland: (couper’s gland) alkaline

33
Q

puberty

A

hypothalamis

gonadotropin releasing hormone

adenohypophsis
(anterior pituitary)

FSH, LH

male testes

sperm, testosterone

secondary sexual characteristics

laryngeal changes-deep voice
growth of pubic, axillary, facial hair
increase in muscle and skeletal mass and male shape of body
sex drive, aggression, etc
increased sebaceous gland secretion

34
Q
  1. mitosis
A

cell division in body

diploid

23 pairs

35
Q
  1. meiosis
A

cell division in sex cells before production of gametes

1st division: meotic division-> reduction division-> chromosomes 1/2 haploid

2nd division:

36
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  1. spermiogensis
A

development of spermination into spermatozoa (sperm)