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Spermatogenesis

Formation of complete motile sperm from spermatogonia in semeniferous tubles of testis

Spermiogenesis

Transformation on spermatid to sperm

Oogenesis

Differentiation of mature oocyte (ready for fertilization) from oogonia (germ cells)

Down syndrome cause (trisomy 21) is

Maternal meotic nondisjunction in meiosis 2

Ovulation

Rupture of graffin follicle and discharge of 2ary oocyte on day 14

Corpus luteum secretes

Progestrone ( for 3-4 months)

Chromosome no. Of 23 is in

Spermatid , 2ndry oocyte & mature ovum

Mature follicle is the

Secondary or graffin follicle

Corpus luteum is

Follicular cells remaining after fertilization

Sterile/Unfertile males have

less than 10 million sperm/ml


Less than 70% sperm are motile


More than 10% are abnormal

Number of sperm should be

300-500 million/ejaculation


100 million/ml

meiosis 2 in females takes place after

fertilzation

function of progestrone

uterine line thickening

Meiosis 1 in females results in

primary oocyte (first half at birth)


seconday oocyte (second half at puberty)

if no fertilization corpus luteum

undergoes corpus Albicans ( becomes fibrous)

The source of energy for the sperm lies in its:
Middle piece

Fertilization takes place in

Ampula (Lateral,1/3 of uterine tube)

Capacitation of sperm

Removal of glycoprotein coat

After Fertilzation

oocyte meiosis 2 takes place


46 chromosome number restored


sex is determined


zona and cortical reaction


Segmentation

Segmentation of zygot or initiation of cleavage

repeated mitosis so unicellular zygote become a multicellular blastomeres

Zona pellucida function

keep blastomeres adherent together & prevent theadhesion of blastomeres to the uterine tube

Morula is the

16 cell stage reached after 72 hours after fertilization

Morula reaches uterine cavity on the

4th day after fertilization and starts becoming blastocyst

Inner cell mass is the

embryoblast and becomes embryo

outer cell mass is the

trophoblast and becomes fetal portion of the placenta

results of cleavage

cell size decrease, cell no. increase

Implantation

Embedding of free blastocyst in the posterior upper part of the uterus, near the midline and fundus

Implantation starts in

6th day after implantation. embryo is completely implanted in the 9th day

Trophoblast function is to

1)adhere to endometrium


2) erode the endometrium


3)form synsytial trophoblast (mass of tropoplasm) and cytotrophoblast (has cell membrane)

Placenta praevia lateralis

Implantation above internal os

Placenta praevia marginalis

implantation around internal os

Placenta praevia centralis

implantation covers the internal os

Implantation outside the uterus is called

Ectopic pregnancy