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Sperm delivered via

Epididymus > ductus deferens > ejaculatory duct > urethra

Testes

Cont. In Fibrous capsule called tunica albuginea.


Divided into lobules.

Each lobule cont.

2-3 seminiferous tubules

Ea. Seminiferous tubule cont.

Sertoli cells


Spermatogonia and spermatocytes


Leydig cells


THIS IS WHERE SPERMATOGENESIS OCCURS

Spermatocytes

Prim. Spermatocytes > meiosis > 2ndry spermatocytes

Sertoli cells

Mechanical supp. & prot. for dev. germ cells.


Secrete inhibin

Inhibin

Hormone that influences rate of maturation and release of mature spermatozoa

Leydig cells

Cells that lay outzide seminiferous tubules, prod. Androgen (TESTOSTERONE)

FSH (males)

Initiates/promotes spermatogenesis in seminiferous tubules

LH (males)

Stim. Leydig cells to prod./release Testosterone

Spermatogonium

Germ cell that has 46 chrom, the meiosis into 2×23 (primary spermatocyte)

Seminal vesicles

Prod. Viscous alkaline seminal fluid (70% of semen)

Prostate

Secretes milky fluid, plays role in activation of sperm

Bulbourethral glands

Prod. Thick, clear mucus

Ovarian ligament

Anchors ovary medially to the uterus

Suspensary ligament

Anchors ovary laterally to pelvic wall

Broad ligament

Supports uterine tubes, utera and vagina. Cont. suspensory ligament and mesovarium

Ampulla (in Fallopian tubes)

Distal exp. W. Infundibulum near ovary, usual site of fert.

Ciliated fibriae (pt. Of Fallopian tube)

Create currents to move oocyte into uterine tube


Oocyte carrued along by peristalsis

Isthmus (pt. Of fallopian tube)

Constricted region when tube joins uterus

3 layers of uterine wall

Perimetrium


Myometrium


Endometrium

Perimetrium

Serous layer (visceral peritoneum)

Myometrium

Interlacing layers of smooth muscle

Endometrium

Mucosal lining

Layers of endometrium

Stratum functionalis


Stratum basalis

Stratum functionalis

Changes in response to ovarian hormone cycles


Shed during period.

Stratum basalis

Forms new functionalis


Unresponsive to ovarian hormones

Layers of vagina

Fibroelastic adventitia


Smooth muscle muscularis


Stratified squamous mucosa with rugae

Vaginal fornix

Upper end of the vagina surrounding the cervix

Oogenesis

Oogonium (46) > oogonia (23) > Prim. Oocyte > 1st polar body + 2ndry oocyte > oocyte bursts out of follicle > if egg not fertilised, becomes corpus luteum > corpus albicans

Follicular phase

Days 1-14

Luteal phase

Days 14-28

Corpus luteum

Secretes L amounts of progesterone and little oestrogen

Stages fron fertilisation > birth

Fertilisation


Implantation


Placental dev.


Fetal dev.


Gestation


Labor


Parturition (birth)

Ectopic pregnancy

Dev. Of embryo outside the uterus

Hormones of pregnancy

Chorion: day 8 - 4 months secretes hCG (keeps corpus luteum active)

Placenta

By 4th month, placenta prod. Enough progesterone and oestrogen that corpus luteum is no longer needs.


Also prod. Relaxin and hCS

Relaxin

Relaxes CT of pelvis and cervix

hCS

Helps prepare mammary glands for lactation