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-Identify the different parts of the male reproductive system.
-Describe the testis and its major cell types
-Describe the stages of spermatogenesis
-Describe the Seminiferous Tubules
-Describe the Intratesticular Ducts
-Describe the Accessory Sex Glands
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Describe the Prostate gland
-Describe micro anatomical features of the penis
-Describe hormonal aspects of the regulation of Spermatogenesis
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Clinical Correlations:
-Cryptorchidism
-Recognize clinical manifestations of Prostate cancer
-Recognize clinical manifestations of Erectile Dysfunction
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Accessory genital glands
seminal vesicles
prostate
bulbo-urethral glands
testicular capsule

outer layer =
middle layer =
innermost layer =
vaginalis =
albuginea =
vasculosa =
mesothelial cells
simple squamous

dense fibroelastic CT
collagen
fibroblasts
mast cells
smooth muscle
nerve fibers
nerve endings (Meissner’s).

networks of blood vessels embedded within a delicate loose connective tissue.
testicular capsule
vasculosa =
networks of blood vessels embedded within a delicate loose connective tissue.
testicular capsule
albuginea =
dense fibroelastic CT
collagen
fibroblasts
mast cells
smooth muscle
nerve fibers
nerve endings (Meissner’s).
testicular capsule
vaginalis =
mesothelial cells
simple squamous
Testis
250 pyramidal compartments called
testicular lobules.
testicular lobules.
how many pyramidal compartments =
250

septa are incomplete and intercommunications frequently exist between the lobules.
Testis
Each lobule is occupied by 1-4
=
seminiferous tubules
enmeshed in loose connective tissue rich in
blood vessels
lymphatic vessels,
interstitial (Leydig) cells.
Seminiferous tubules produce =

Testis
male reproductive cells, the =
spermatozoa
Interstitial cells secrete

Testis
testicular androgens
testicular androgens are made by what cells =

Testis
Interstitial cells secrete
male reproductive cells aka =

Testis
spermatozoa

made by what cells =
Seminiferous tubules produce them
(spermatozoa) male reproductive cells made by =
Seminiferous tubules
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