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Packages DNA; 2 of each choromosome (1 from each parent). Each chromosome codes for certain parts of the body. |
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Males deliver sperm to the egg; Females produce eggs; Both carry 23 SINGLE chromosomes. Once sperm and egg fuse, choromosomes pair up. |
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Sperm produced in seminiferous tubules; Testosterone produced in interstitial cells; Sperm moves to epididymis; Sperm moves to vas deferens where sperm is mixed with seminal fluid.
Sperm makes up only 10% of the seminal fluid. |
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Secretes 13-33% of the sperm. Secretion activates sperm |
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Secretes 60% of the seminal fluid; contains fructose, citric acid & amino acids |
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Produce clear liquid right before ejaculation. |
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Permanent birth control; Vas defens is cut so sperm doesn't enter seminal fluid.
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Ovary produces oocytes (eggs) Oocytes mature in 10-14 days Mature oocytes (ovum) bursts and moves from ovary to oviduct |
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If fertilized, it enters the uterus and implants into uterus lining. Uterus is lined with endometiral tissue. Tissue thickens in response to hormones and sheds during menstruation. |
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overgrowh of the lining of the uterus |
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