Lab 5- BIO 204

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Lab 5- BIO 204

meisosis
halves the number of chromosomes, crossing over occurs (exchanges DNA), creates haploid cell
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meisosis halves the number of chromosomes, crossing over occurs (exchanges DNA), creates haploid cell
diploid normal body cells, somatic, cells has two sets of 23 chromosomes
haploid single set of chromesome, mature gametes (spermatozoa and oocytes)
granulosa cells serround oocytes, synthesis and secrete estrogens
granulosa cells during menstrual cycle become LUTEAL cells - secrete progesteron
theca cells outerlayer, synthesize the steroid androgens (used by granulas cells) estrogens, oocytes
serotili cells test, synthesize estraidoil surround developing sperm cells, imp. in spermatogensis, testes
leydig grop in intersitiual space, manuefacture androgen, testes
inhibin secreted by testes and ovaries
function of gonadal hormone local action and whole body action
local action- gonadal hormone within gonad as PARACRINES and AUTOCRINES - stimulate development of ova and spermatoza
whole body action-gonadal action stimulate secondary sexual organs, feedback regulation of secretion of GnRH, body shape and functions, support fetus in early pregnancy
granulosa-ovaries estrogen and inhibin
luteal- ovaries progesterone, estrogens, and inhibin
theca- ovaries androgens
serotoli- testis estradiol and inhibin
leydig-testes androgenes (mainly test)
androgen leydig( male) and theca (female)
gonadtropins FSH and LH
FSH action on serotoli cells- grow mature and become responsive to testosterone, serotile- respond to FSH- stimulating spermatogenesis
LH acts upon interstitial cells of the leydig- produce/secrete testerone
hypothalamus-pituitary-gonadal axis responsible for the secretion of the hormone which iniate and maintain gamete production and 2nd sexual characteristics
males- steriod androgens testosterone, secreted in BS
males-steriod androgens syn and secretion by leydig or interstitual cells- only when these are stimulated by LH, exert feedback inhibition on sc of LH
testorone- mals development of male reproductive organs (fetal and puberty), sexual behavior and 2nd male characteristics
inhibins- males secreted in the blood, glycoprotein secreted by sertoli cells
spermatogenesis- too fast inhibin released, suppress secretion of FHS, slow STG
spermatogenesis- too slow less secretion of inhibin (serotili), FSH secretion increase
inhibin-males inhibits secretion of FSH (sertoli) help w/ spermatogenesis
estradoil- males helps with spermatogenesis
estradoil-males leydig cels make from serotoli cells
male anatomy testis, epididymidies, vasa deferentia, seminal vesicles, ejaculatory ducts, prostate gland, bulbourethraland couper's glands, penis and urethra
spermatogonia form a layer of cells at the BM
spermatogeneisis development of mature sperm
primary spermatocytes spermatogoma- start to multiply and mature
secondary spermatocytes after PS go through meiosis I - w/ 23 chromos
spermatids after SS go through MII- 22 autosomes and x or y chromo
spermatid nuclear condensation in head region, cytoplasm shrinks, form acrosome, tail developes-- spermatoza
spermatoginium sperm -- 74 days
sperm not fulyl capacted until 1-10 days in female RT
sperm storage epididymus and vas deferens
parts of spermatoza head (nucleus and acrosome), middle piece, and tail
nucleus condensed DNA
nucleus-protamines long molecules of DNA tightly wound around protein protect DNA from oxidative damage
acrosome made from golgi apparatus, contain enzymes- help sperm penetrate oocyctes
middle piece mitochondria- generate ATP help tail move
tail contractile microtubules, part near Middle piece stores ATP
pathway of sperm form testis - tip of penis testis, epididymides, vasa deferines, seminal vesicles, ejaculatory ducts, prostate gland, bulb and couper's gland, uretha, penis-tip
composition of semen vasa deferntia and prostate gland secretion,seminal fluid secretions, and bul. gland secretions---- seminal fluid and spermatozoa
vasa deferentia 20-30% of semen, high concentration of estrogen
prostate gland secretion semen, 10-20% midly alkaline, neutral pH of ___
seminal vesicle secretions 60% of semen, fructose and prostaglandins
bulbourethral gland secretions small volume of mucus- lubribate
female anatomy fallopian tube (uterine or oviducts), uterus (fundus, body, cervix), vagina, vultva (c,lm,lm), bartolin glands (similar to bulb. glands in MEN), ovaries
oogenesis formation and developmetn of ova
oogenesis- meiosis i and II form haplod gametes
oogensis mitosis and utliplication fo diploid primitive germ cells
females-estrogens secreted in BS by granulosa
estrogens- females at puberty in response to pituitary gonadtropic hormones (uterus, ex. sex. organs, f. tubes, breast, skeleton, and fat deposition)
porgesterone- females secreted in BS, non-pregnange only last 1/2 of period by corpus luteum
progesterone- females changes in uterus- last 1/2 period- prepares for implantation of fertilizied ovum
inhibin- females secreted in BS, granulosa cells
inhibin-females inhibits sec. of FSH by the AP
"male androgens" -female cells in ovaries- not in BS
"male androgens" -female theca cells- used by granulosa cells- estradiol
gaemtogenesis the development and maturation of sex cells through meiosis
estrogen and progesterone FSH andLH control the maturation of the ovaries and the synthesis and secretin of these female sex hormones
Testic pair of organs outsid eth ab cavity in skin covered pouch- scrotum
testis subdivided into lobules
lobules contians seminiferous tubules
tubule basement menbrane aroundoutside haslooc CT underlying the INTERSTITIAL CELLS OF LEYDIG
serotoli cells supportive cells
rete testis each tubles in the lobule connects to a straing seminiferous tumbule that exits the lobule and connects to a maze of interconnecting tubules
uterus fundeus, body and cervix
cervical os (external OS or cervical canal) opening of cervix into vagina
layers of uterous perimetrium, myometrium, endometrium
perimetrium visceralperiotonieum, uterus
myometrium middle, muscle part
endometrium lining of uterus
placenta endometrium participates in the formation of
follicle enclosed the oocytes
corpusa albicantia when corpora lutea detrioites it is known as
fimbrae openingof FT surrounded by these finger-like processes

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