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Muscles of the ballsac

Dartos muscle-smooth muscle, wrinkles scrotal skin, pulls scrotum close to the body.


Cremaster muscle- bands of skeletal muscle that elevates testes ( has control over these)

What keeps the balls cool

Venous plexus

Accessory sex glands

Seminal gland- 70%


Prostate gland - 30%


Bulb-urethral gland- pre cum

How does sperm leave?

Epididymis


Ductus deferens (vas)


Ejaculatory duct


Urethra

Tunics of the testes

Two tunics


Tunica vaginalis-outter layer derived from peritoneum


Tunica albuginea- inner layer, fibrous capsule

Septa divides testes

into 250 lobules, each containing 1-4 seminiferour tubules. Site of sperm production

Sperm convoyed from

1. Seminiferous tubules


2. Straight tubule


3. Rate testis


4. Efferent ductules


5. Epididymis


6. Vas

Epididymis

Worm looking thing. Head contains efferent ductules


6m long


Microvilli absorb testicular fluid and pass nutrients to stored sperm.


Nonmotile sperm enter, pass slowly through (around 20 day) grow tails and come mobile. Can be stored for several months


During ejaculating epididymis contracts pushing sperm up ducts deferens

Urethra

Both urine and semen.


3 regions.


PMS


Prostatic urethra- surrounded by prostate


Membranes urethra- in uregenital diaphragm


Spongy urethra- runs through penis. Opens at exernal urethral orifice

Seminal gland

Smooth muscle contracts during ejaculating


Viscous alkaline fluid


Fructose, citric acid, coagulation enzymes (vasiculase) prostaglandin


Prostate

Milky slightly acidic


Citrate, enzymes, prostate specific antigens (PSA)


For sperm activation