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a&p lab final

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antibodies (ab) in plasma
antigens (ag) on cells
how long does HIV lay dormant for? 10 years
HIV human immunodeficiency virus
AIDS Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome <200 helper T cells
ELISA Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
oogenesis egg cell formation
what is found inside a primordial follicle? primary oocyte
_____ turns oocytes into ova meiosis
what 4 cells develop from an oocyte? 1 ova + 3 polar bodies
primary follicles turn into _________ around puberty due to _______________ hormone graafian follicles; follicle stimulating hormone
spermatogenesis sperm cell production
spermiogenesis final stage which sees the maturation of spermatids into mature sperm
why is sperm smaller than oocytes allows them to travel in large numbers + actually hit a target
acrosome contains enzymes that allows a sperm to penetrate an ovum
what two hormones cause spermatogenesis? FSH + testosterone
one primary spermatocyte produces __ sperm cells 4
pH of urine 6.0
specific gravity of urine 1.001-1.025
excessive sweating would _________ the specific gravity of urine increase
high protein in urine may be a result of pregnancy, glomerulonephritis, kidney stones
increased ADH --> decreased urine; body holds onto moisture
allele different forms of the same gene
gametes sex cells (eggs + sperm)
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