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        The Male Reproductive System Gonads -sperm-producing testes, lie in the scrotum From the testes, sperm travel outside of the body through a system of ducts: ____-ductus deferens-____duct- Accessory sex glands Empty their secretions into sex ducts during ejaculation (3) |  
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        The Male Reproductive System Gonads -sperm-producing testes, lie in the scrotum From the testes, sperm travel outside of the body through a system of ducts: Epididymis-ductus deferens-ejaculatory duct-urethra Accessory sex glands Empty their secretions into sex ducts during ejaculation Seminal vesicles-prostate glands-bulbourethral glands |  
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        The Male Reproductive System The scrotum is a sac of skin and superficial ____ Hangs inferiorly external to the abdominopelvic cavity Contains paired oval ___ or ___ Septum in the middle divides the scrotum into right and left halves Outside positioning provides an environment _˚ cooler than body temperature Depending on outside temperature ___ muscle – layer of ___ muscle wrinkles the scrotal skin ___ muscle – bands of ___ muscle surrounding the testes Elevates the testes closer to body |  
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        The Male Reproductive System The scrotum is a sac of skin and superficial fascia  Hangs inferiorly external to the abdominopelvic cavity Contains paired oval testes or testicles Septum in the middle divides the scrotum into right and left halves Outside positioning provides an environment 3˚ cooler than body temperature Depending on outside temperature Dartos muscle – layer of smooth muscle wrinkles the scrotal skin Cremaster muscle – bands of skeletal muscle surrounding the testes Elevates the testes closer to body |  
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        The Testes Are enclosed in a serous sac – the tunica ____  Tunica albuginea – ____ of the testes Divides each testis into 250-300 lobules Lobules contain 1-4 coiled ____ tubules -sperm factories |  
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        The Testes Are enclosed in a serous sac – the tunica vaginalis  Tunica albuginea – fibrous capsule of the testes Divides each testis into 250-300 lobules Lobules contain 1-4 coiled seminiferous tubules -sperm factories |  
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        The Seminiferous Tubules and  Spermatogenesis Seminiferous tubules   Separated from each other by areolar connective tissue Epithelium consists of ____ cells – sperm-forming cells Columnar ___ cells – supporting cells
  ___ cells – surround seminiferous tubules ___ cells (Leydig cells) between seminiferous  tubules – secrete testosterone |  
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        The Seminiferous Tubules and  Spermatogenesis Seminiferous tubules   Separated from each other by areolar connective tissue Epithelium consists of Spermatogenic cells – sperm-forming cells Columnar sustentacular cells – supporting cells
  Myoid cells – surround seminiferous tubules Interstitial cells (Leydig cells) between seminiferous  tubules – secrete testosterone |  
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        Spermatogenesis Cells Spermatogenic cells – sperm-forming cells _____ – sperm formation Begins at puberty – __ million sperm per day in an adult Cells differentiate and move toward the lumen Stage 1 – formation of ____ Stage 2 – ____  Stage 3 – ____
  ____ differentiate into sperm -spermiogenesis |  
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        Spermatogenesis Cells Spermatogenic cells – sperm-forming cells Spermatogenesis – sperm formation Begins at puberty – 400 million sperm per day in an adult Cells differentiate and move toward the lumen Stage 1 – formation of spermatocytes Stage 2 – meiosis  Stage 3 – spermiogenesis Spermatids differentiate into sperm -spermiogenesis |  
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        Sustentacular Cells Surround ____ cells Assist sperm production Convey ____ to the spermatogenic cells Actively move the spermatogenic cells towards tubule lumen Extend from ___ to the lumen of the ___ tubule Tight junctions between cells Blood-testis barrier Secrete testicular fluid into tubule lumen |  
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        Sustentacular Cells Surround spermatogenic cells Assist sperm production Convey nutrients to the spermatogenic cells Actively move the spermatogenic cells towards tubule lumen Extend from basal lamina to the lumen of the seminiferous tubule Tight junctions between cells Blood-testis barrier Secrete testicular fluid into tubule lumen |  
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        Seminiferous Tubules and  Spermatogenesis The Epididymis Where sperm ____ On posterior lateral side of testis Duct of the epididymis is 6m long (when uncoiled) Dominated by pseudostratified ____ epithelium Bears tufts of ____ – immotile, long microvilli  __-day journey for sperm to move through Gain the ability to swim and to fertilize an egg |  
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        Seminiferous Tubules and  Spermatogenesis The Epididymis Where sperm mature On posterior lateral side of testis Duct of the epididymis is 6m long (when uncoiled) Dominated by pseudostratified columnar epithelium Bears tufts of stereocilia – immotile, long microvilli  20-day journey for sperm to move through Gain the ability to swim and to fertilize an egg |  
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        The seminal vesicles  Lie on the posterior surface of the urinary bladder Secretes about __% of the volume of semen Fluid contains  ___ to nourish sperm Other substances to enhance ___ |  
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        The seminal vesicles  Lie on the posterior surface of the urinary bladder Secretes about 60% of the volume of semen Fluid contains  Fructose to nourish sperm Other substances to enhance fertilization |  
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        The prostate gland Encircles the prostatic urethra Consists of 20-30 compound __ glands Secretes about __% of seminal fluid Contains substances that enhance ___ |  
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        The prostate gland Encircles the prostatic urethra Consists of 20-30 compound tubuloalveolar glands Secretes about 25-30% of seminal fluid Contains substances that enhance sperm motility |  
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        The bulbourethral glands Pea-sized glands inferior to the prostate gland Produce a ____  ___ enters spongy urethra prior to ejaculation Cleanses urethra and enhances __ for fertilizations |  
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        The bulbourethral glands Pea-sized glands inferior to the prostate gland Produce a mucus  Mucus enters spongy urethra prior to ejaculation Cleanses urethra and enhances pH for fertilizations |  
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        The Female Reproductive System Gonads-ovaries produce gametes (__) Prepares to support a developing embryo Undergoes changes according to the ___ External genitalia - vulva, mammary glands Accessory ducts - uterine tubes (____), uterus, vagina Uterine tubes-_____occurs Uterus-___ development Vagina-___canal |  
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        The Female Reproductive System Gonads-ovaries produce gametes (ova) Prepares to support a developing embryo Undergoes changes according to the menstrual cycle External genitalia - vulva, mammary glands Accessory ducts - uterine tubes (fallopian), uterus, vagina Uterine tubes-fertilization occurs Uterus-embryo development Vagina-birth canal |  
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        The Ovaries Small, almond-shaped paired organs Flank the uterus on each side Held in place by ___ and ___ Broad ligament Suspensory ligament Ovarian ligament Ovarian arteries – arterial supply Branches from abdominal __ Uterine arteries Branches from the ____ artery |  
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        The Ovaries Small, almond-shaped paired organs Flank the uterus on each side Held in place by ligaments and mesenteries Broad ligament Suspensory ligament Ovarian ligament Ovarian arteries – arterial supply Branches from abdominal aorta Uterine arteries Branches from the internal iliac artery |  
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        The Ovaries Surface of the ovaries are smooth in young girls, after puberty become scarred and pitted from monthly ova release ______ but are surrounded by the peritoneal cavity and held in place by mesenteries and ligaments derived from the peritoneum ____ ligament - large peritoneum fold hangs from uterus and the uterine tubes like a tent ____ ligament of the ovary - lateral continuation of the broad ligament.Attaches the ovary to the lateral pelvic wall ___ ligament - anchors ovary to the uterus |  
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        The Ovaries Surface of the ovaries are smooth in young girls, after puberty become scarred and pitted from monthly ova release Retroperitoneal but are surrounded by the peritoneal cavity and held in place by mesenteries and ligaments derived from the peritoneum Broad ligament - large peritoneum fold hangs from uterus and the uterine tubes like a tent Suspensory ligament of the ovary - lateral continuation of the broad ligament.Attaches the ovary to the lateral pelvic wall Ovarian ligament - anchors ovary to the uterus |  
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        The Ovaries Ovary is surrounded by a fibrous capsule-tunica ___ (much thinner than the one around the testes) Divided in outer cortex and inner medulla Ovarian cortex - holds the developing gametes - ___ ___ are in a saclike multicellular structure called follicles Follicles ___ as they mature Ovarian ____ - loose connective tissue with blood vessels, nerves and lymph vessels |  
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        The Ovaries Ovary is surrounded by a fibrous capsule-tunica albuginea (much thinner than the one around the testes) Divided in outer cortex and inner medulla Ovarian cortex - holds the developing gametes - oocytes Oocytes are in a saclike multicellular structure called follicles Follicles enlarge as they mature Ovarian medulla - loose connective tissue with blood vessels, nerves and lymph vessels |  
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        Structure of the Ovary-Follicle; Stages of Development Ovarian Cycle Monthly cycle Three successive phases 1____ phase -2____ - 3 phase
  Follicular phase From before __ to the end of the female ___, ovarian cortex contains thousands of follicles-primordial follicles Start of the cycle, 6-12 primordial follicles start to grow and start the ___ phase (most of them die) Lasts for ~2 weeks ends with the vesicular ___ ready to be ovulated Ovulation (midpoint) Release of LH (_____) before day 14 Oocytes is released Luteal phase _____ tells uterus mucosa to prepare for implantation of an embryo If not, _____ dies |  
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        Structure of the Ovary-Follicle; Stages of Development Ovarian Cycle Monthly cycle Three successive phases Follicular phase - ovulation - luteal phase Follicular phase From before birth to the end of the female reproductive years, ovarian cortex contains thousands of follicles-primordial follicles Start of the cycle, 6-12 primordial follicles start to grow and start the follicular phase (most of them die) Lasts for ~2 weeks ends with the vesicular follicle ready to be ovulated Ovulation (midpoint) Release of LH (luteinizing hormone) before day 14 Oocytes is released Luteal phase Progesterone tells uterus mucosa to prepare for implantation of an embryo If not, corpus luteum dies |  
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        The Ovarian Cycle Ovulation – occurs about halfway through each ovarian cycle ___ exits from one ovary Enters the peritoneal cavity Is swept into the ___ tube ___ Phase – occurs after ovulation Remaining follicle becomes a ___ Secretes ____ Acts to prepare for implantation of an embryo |  
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        The Ovarian Cycle Ovulation – occurs about halfway through each ovarian cycle Oocyte exits from one ovary Enters the peritoneal cavity Is swept into the uterine tube Luteal Phase – occurs after ovulation Remaining follicle becomes a corpus luteum  Secretes progesterone Acts to prepare for implantation of an embryo |  
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        Oogenesis Includes chromosomal reduction division of ____ 2N to N Takes many years to complete |  
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        Oogenesis Includes chromosomal reduction division of meiosis 2N to N Takes many years to complete |  
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        The Uterus Lies in the ____ cavity Anchored to pelvic walls and body walls by ligaments (mesometrium, lateral cervical, round) Most of the uterus support is by pelvic floor muscles -___ and ___ diaphragms |  
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        The Uterus Lies in the pelvic cavity Anchored to pelvic walls and body walls by ligaments (mesometrium, lateral cervical, round) Most of the uterus support is by pelvic floor muscles -urogenital and pelvic diaphragms |  
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        The Uterine Cycle Series of cyclic phases of the endometrium Phases coordinate with the ovarian cycle Endometrial phases directed by FSH and LH Phases of uterine cycle ____ phase – days 1-5  Stratum ____  is shed Pro____ phase – days  6-14  ___ phase – days 15-28 |  
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        The Uterine Cycle Series of cyclic phases of the endometrium Phases coordinate with the ovarian cycle Endometrial phases directed by FSH and LH Phases of uterine cycle Menstrual phase – days 1-5  Stratum functionalis is shed Proliferative phase – days  6-14  Secretory phase – days 15-28 |  
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        The Vagina Consists of three coats _____ – fibrous connective tissue _____ – smooth muscle _____ – marked by transverse folds Consists of lamina propria and stratified squamous epithelium ____ – an incomplete diaphragm  ____ – recess formed at the superior part of the vagina |  
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        The Vagina Consists of three coats Adventitia – fibrous connective tissue Muscularis – smooth muscle Mucosa – marked by transverse folds Consists of lamina propria and stratified squamous epithelium Hymen – an incomplete diaphragm  Fornix – recess formed at the superior part of the vagina |  
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