Reproductive System
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ishouldntbeinIB on May 18, 2011
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biology, preib biology, preib, ib biology, ib, pre-ib biology, pre-ib, reproductive system, reproductive, systems, fabian, mrs. fabian
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Mrs. Fabian's Reproductive System
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Pre-IB Biology
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Ovary | Paired. Female Gonads, contain germ-line cells that undergo meiosis to produce eggs; also contain follicle cells that secrete estrogen & progesterone (female) |
Fallopian Tube | 2 ciliated tubes that draw the egg into the tubes and propel it toward the uterus. Fertilization (sperm joins egg) usually occurs in this. (female) |
Fallopian Tube | Fertilization (sperm joins egg) usually occurs in this (female) |
Uterus | Muscular womb; the lining is called the endometrium (female) |
endometrium | Lining of the Uterus (female) |
Cervix | Muscular entrance to the uterus. (female) |
Pepsmeare | Cells from the cervix are collected & cultured to check for cervical cancer in this test |
HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) | virus that causes cervical cancer |
True | True or False, there IS a vaccine for HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) |
Vagina | Birth canal; where the Penis deposits the sperm (female) |
Urethra | tube that releases urine (female) |
Urinary Bladder | Sac that stores urine (female) |
Scrotum | An external sac to house the testes; keeps testes ~2 celsiuc cooler than body temperature (male) |
Testis | Male gonads; contain germ-lined cells inside highly coiledd seminiferous tubules; between these tubes are other cells that make testosterone (male) (singular) |
Epididymis | a set of tubes in which sperm are stored until releases or broken down; tey also develop flagellum here. (male) |
Vas Deferens (Vasa Deferentia) | tubes that propel sperm/semen to the urethra (male) |
Vasectomy | vasa deferentia are cut and tied off, sometimes burned, result: semen has no sperm cells inside. (male) |
Seminal vesicle | paired.glands that releaseseminal fluid and rich in fructose (male) |
prostate | releases a basic (> 7 pH) fluid into the semen; this neutralizes the acidity of the female reproduction tract (male) |
Cowper's Gland | releases small amount of seminal fluid(male) |
Cowper's Gland | other name for the Bulbourethral Gland (male) |
Urethra | muscular tube; passage way for semen and urine (male |
Penis | Male copulatory organ (male) |
Bladder | Storing Urine |
oocytes; 400; eggs | the female is born with two million ______ halted at Prophase I. Only ___ of which will mature into ____ with in her lifetime |
14; follicle | on which day of the menstrual cycle is the ovum released from the ____ at ovulation |
ovary | the follicle is on the surface of the __ |
14 | around what day does ovulation occur? |
cilia | what move the ovum into the fallopian tube? |
Vagina | where is sperm deposited? |
the mouth of the uterus | where does the vagina lead to? |
Cervix | The muscular sphincter at the opening of the uterus |
24 hours | with is the lifespan of an unfertilized ovum ? (how long before it dies?) |
28 | "disintegration of the endometrium (vaginal lining)" occurs on what day? |
peristaltic contractions | how does the ovum or zygote move to the uterus? |
X | What chromosome(s) are ALL egg cells? (ABC order) |
X or Y | What chromosome(s) are ALL sperm cells? (ABC order) |
XX; female | If an X chromosome fertilized an egg, the sex chromosome pattern is? What gender is it? |
XY; male | If a sperm with a Y Chromosome fertilizes the egg, what will the chromosomal pattern be? what is the gender? |
false | True or False: there can be a YY chromosomal pattern. If true, what is the gender? |
Seminiferous Tubules of the Testes | Where does Meiosis in males occur? |
Sperm | what does meiosis in males produce? |
eggs | what does meiosis in females produce? it occurs while the fetus is still in the womb. |
23 | how many chromosomes does one sperm cell have? |
3 | how many parts does a human sperm cell have? |
head; middle region; flagellum | name the parts of a human sperm cell. from anterior to posterior (top to bottom) |
the tail | what is the "flagellum" of a human sperm cell commonly called? |
Nucleus; DNA | What does the sperm cell head contain? what is inside it? |
acrosome | located at the tip of the head of a sperm cell. enables the sperm to break down the cells and protein layer protecting the egg |
mitochondria | what is in the middle region of a sperm cell? |
mitochondria | what produces energy (ATP) to the flagellum in a sperm cell? |
flagellum | the tail. long and slender. moves the sperm. |
scrotum | where are the testes stored? |
testes | what does the scrotum house? |
epididymis | storage and maturation area for the sperm (located directly on the testis) |
Prostate | secretes a fluid that has a stimulating effect on sperm |
vas deferens | during intercourse (copulation)where does sperm travel to/through? (singular) |
vasa deferentia | plural of vas deferens |
vasa deferentia | where do the reproductive and urinary tracts join in a male? (plural) |
urethra | in a male, where is sperm emptied through? |
urethra | in a male, where is urine emptied through? |
2-3 months | what is the maturation period for sperm |
continuously | how often does an adult male produce sperm? |
broken down and molecules are reused | what happens to sperm that is not ejaculated from the body? |
several hundred million | how many sperm does a male produce each day of his life? |
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