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ch 11 reproductive system

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A mature human cell contains how many pairs of chromosomes 23
A mature human cell contains how many chromosomes 46
Genetic material is carried on _________ in the nucleus of each cell chromosomes
chromosomes are contained in bundles of dna and protein called Chromatin
the total number of chromosomes in a cell is the _________ number diploid
Each sex cell is known as a Gamete
The number of chromosomes in each sex cell is known as the _______ number haploid
The union of the haploid sperm and haploid egg results in the formation of a zygote
The female reproductive organs are the ovaries
the ovaries are held in place by 2 ligaments and a fold of the peritoneum. Name them Suspensory and ovarian ligament and the mesovarium
The precursor to a mature egg is oocytes
An oocyte undergoes a maturation process resulting in a mature egg. this process is called oogenesis
what hormones stimulate an oocyte to undergo meiosis follicle-stimulating hormone FSH and luteinizing hormone LH
What do you call the process that takes place in the testes resulting in the production of a haploid sperm spermatogenesis
Each fallopian tube opens directly into the peritoneal cavity in an expanded area called the infundibulum
The narrow opening from the uterus to the vagina is the cervix
the _______ begins at the tip of the cervix and continues into the vagina cervical canal
What is the top segment of the uterus called the fundus
Name the three ligaments that hold the uterus in place broad,round,and uterosacral ligament
Name the three layers of the uterine wall. Starting with the outside,middle and innermost layer perimetrium, myometrium,endometrium
a developed ovum is called graafian follicle
a fertilized egg is called an embryo
The time of the first menstral cycle for a girl is called menarche
the process of fetal development is called gestation
gestation is stimulated by what hormone human chronic gonadotropin HCG
what is the area between the urethral opening and the anus called the perineum
the anterior _____ _______ contains the external genitalia. urogenital triangle
the posterior ____ ______ contains the anal opening anal triangle
what is the female external genitalia referred to as vulva or pudendum
The area anteriorly over the pubic symphysis is known as mons pubis
In a women milk is stored in the lactiferous sinuses
What do you call the pouch of skin and muscle that contains the testes scrotum
what muscle contracts during cold weather to cause the skin of the scrotum to shrink and become firm and wrinkled dartos muscle
what muscle is responsible for pulling the testes closer to the body cremaster muscle
What are sperm cells called Spermatozoa
Where are sperm cells produced seminiferous tubules
approximatly how many days does it take to produce mature haploid sperm 64
spermatozoa leave the testes through what efferent ductile
The prostate gland is a male ____ _____ sex gland
All major organ systems begin to develop during the ______ period. weeks __ to __ embryonic weeks 3-8
during weeks 25-27 the lungs become capable of respiration and produce____ surfactant
A liquid protein substance that coats the alveoli of the lungs. surfactant
Genetics is the study of heredity
the transmission of characteristics from parents to their offspring is heredity
What are the fundamental units of heredity genes
What complex chemicals are contained in the chromosomes Nucleic acids
_______ carry genes that code for numerous body proteins independent of sex Autosomes
____ _____ code for proteins that determine sex as well as for other proteins Sex chromosomes
An XX chromosome code will code for what sex Female
An XY chromosome code will code for what sex Male
Each single gene contributed by one parent for any particular characteristic is called an Allele
The genetic composition for a given trait is known as Genotype
the observable characteristics of an organism that result from genetic composition and environmental factors Phenotype
An organism that has two identical alleles for a trait, such as rr or RR is identified as being ________ for that trait homozygous
An organism that has two different alleles for a trait, such as Rr is identified as being ________ for that trait heterozygous
An inherited disease caused by the combined actions of two or more genes is called a _____ disease polygenic
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