Midterm: 15.1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Gonadotrophic hormones | hormones that affect gonads: testes and ovaries. Ex. FSH LH
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| What cells are found in testes | Leydig cells and sertoli cells
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| What is spermatogenesis | production of sperm in semiferous tubules of the testes; stimulated by FSH
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| 46 | diploid number of chromosomes
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| 23 | haploid number of chromosomes.
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| What makes up the head of the sperm | acrosomal cap and nucleus
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| What makes up the middle piece of the sperm | mitochondria
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| what makes up the flagellum | axial filament and tail
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| What is semen | seminal fluid and sperm
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| What are contributors to seminal fluid | prostate gland, cowpers gland and seminal vesicles
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| Prostate | reduces acidity in birth canal
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| seminal vesicles | fructose for energy and stimulates muscle contraction in female to propel sperm
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| cowpers gland | mucus rich fluid, protection, reduces friction
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| follicule | cluster of cells containing an oogonium (primordial egg cell) and is found in the ovary
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| Name the four phases of menstruation | flow phase, follicular phase, ovulation phase and luteal phase
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