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Meiosis is the process of cell division that occurs in _.
gametogenesis
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Gametogenesis is the formation of _.
gametes
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Gametes are _.
reproductive cells
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Term for reproductive cells is _.
gametes
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Object of mitosis is to obtain _.
two diploid daughter cells
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Meisosis leads to production for _ haploid cells.
four
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Zygote is the _.
fertilized egg
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Term for fertilized egg is _.
zygote
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Bivalent is the cell has _ of each chromosome.
two copies
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Term for when a cell has two copies of each chromosome is _.
bivalent
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Each pair of homologous chromsomes form a _.
tetrad
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Tetrad is formed when _ come together.
homologous chromosomes
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First meiotic division separates tetrads so each daughter cell gets 2 copies of _.
one of the two homologous chromosomes
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First meiotic division separates the _ so that each daughter cell gets 2 copies of one of the two homologous chromosomes.
tetrad
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Tetrads are separated and each daughter cell gets 2 copies of one of the two homologous chromosomes in the _ meiotic division.
first
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Second meiotic division divides each bivalent between the _.
two daughter cells
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Second meiotic division divides _ between the two daughter cells.
each bivalent
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Each bivalnet is divided between two daughter cells in _ meiotic division.
second
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End result of the two meiotic divisions is _.
four daughter cells
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Most genes exist in multiple, slightly different froms called _.
alleles
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Alleles are _ forms of most genes.
multiple, slightly different
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Term for identical twins is _.
monozygotic
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Spermatogenesis is the process of meiosis in the _.
male gonads
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Process of meiosis in male gonads is _.
spermatogenesis
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Oogenesis is the process of meiosis in _.
female gonads
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Process of meiosis in female gonads is _.
oogenesis
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Spermatid is a haploid cell that will become a _.
functional gamete
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Spermatid is a _ that will become a functional gamete.
haploid
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Haploid cell that will become a functional gamete is a _.
spermatid
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First meiotic division in oogenesis results in a _ and first polar body.
secondary oocyte
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In first meiotic division, secondary oocyte receives _.
almost all of the cytoplasm
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In first meiotic division _ receives almost all of the cytoplasm.
secondary oocyte
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First meiotic division in oogenesis results in a secondary oocyte and a _.
first polar body
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In first meiotic division first polar body receives no _ and has no future as a gamete.
cytoplasm
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In first meiotic division, first polar body receives no cytoplasm and has _.
no future as a gamete
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Secondary oocyte undergoes the second meiotic division resulting in _ and a second polar body.
an ovum
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Secondary oocyte undergoes the second meiotic division resulting in an ovum and a _.
second polar body
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Process of the ovary starts with a _ cell and ends with a _ cell.
-
Process in the testis results in _ of equal competence.
four cells
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Primary oocytes are enclosed in a small chamber called a _.
primary follicle
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Epididymis is a highly coiled tube that lies posterior to each testis and continues into a _.
straight tube
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Epididymis is a highly coiled tube that lies posterior to _ and continues into a straight tube.
each testis
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Highly coiled tube that lies posterior to each testis and continues into a straight tube is the _.
epididymis
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Vas deferens leads from the scrotum through the inguinal canal into the _.
pelvic cavity
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Vas deferens leads from the scrotum through the _ into the pelvic cavity.
inguinal canal
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Vas deferens leads from the _ through the inguinal canal into the pelvic cavity.
scrotum
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Leading from the scrotum through the inguinal canal into the pelvic cavity is the _.
vas deferens
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Vas deferens is joined by a duct from the _.
seminal vesicle
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Seminal vesicle secretes _.
mucoid material
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At the point of entry of the duct from the seminal vesicle, the vas deferens join to form the _.
ejaculatory duct
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At the point of entry of the duct from the seminal vesicle, the _ join to form the ejaculatory duct.
vas deferentia
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Ejaculatory duct passes through the prostate gland and becomes the prostatic portion of the _.
urethra
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Ejaculatory duct passes through the _ and becomes the prostatic portionof the urethra.
prostate gland
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Duct that passes through the prostate gland and becomes the prostatic portion of the urethra is the _.
ejaculatory duct
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At the base of the penis is the paired _.
bulbourethral glands
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Bulbourethral glands are located at the _.
base of the penis
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Chief function of the epididymis is as a site of _.
sperm maturation
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Sperm maturation takes place in the _.
epididymis
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Mature sperm are stored in the _.
vas deferens
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Cremaster muscle elevates testes during _ and _.
- *cold exposure
- *sexual arousal
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Testes are elevated during cold exposure and sexual arousal by the _.
cremaster muscle
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Scrotal cavity and abdominal cavity are connected by the _.
inguinal canals
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Inguinal canals connect the _ and _ cavities.
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Body of the penis consists of two dorsal corpora cavernosa and the _.
ventral corpora spongiosum
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Body of the penis consists of two _ and teh ventral corpus spongiosum.
dorsal corpora cavernosa
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Corpus spongiosum forms the _ of the penis at its base.
bulb
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Corpus spongiosum forms the _ at the head of the penis.
glans penis
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Bulb of the penis is formed by the _.
corpus spongiosum
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Glans penis is formed by the _.
corpus spongiosum
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Corpora cavernosa expands at the base of the penis to form the _.
penile crus
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Penile crus is formed by the _.
corpora cavernosa
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During sexual arousal the parasympathetic nerves release the gaseous neurotransmitter _.
nitric oxide
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During sexual arousal the _ nerves release the gaseous neurotransmitter nitric oxide.
parasympathetic
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Ischiocavernosus muscles located at the base of penis cause _.
ejaculation
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Bulbocavernosus muscles at the base of the penis cause _.
ejaculation
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Muscles at the base of the penis that cause ejaculation are the ischiocavernosus muscles and the _ muscles.
bulbocavernosus
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Muscles at the base of the penis that cause ejaculation are _ muscles and bulbocavernosus muscles.
ischiocavernosus
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Seminiferous tubules are interconnected tubules that comprise the _.
testis
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Seminiferous tubules carry spermatozoa to the _.
epididymis
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Many interconnected tubules that comprise the testis are the _.
seminiferous tubules
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Tubules that carry spermatozoa is carried to the epididymis by the _.
seminiferous tubules
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Sertoli cells line the _.
seminiferous tubules
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Seminiferous tubules are lined with _.
Sertoli cells
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Sertoli cells support the developing _.
gametes
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Developing gametes are supported by _ cells.
Sertoli
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In spermiogenesis, each spermatid loses almost all of its cytoplasm and acquires a _.
flagellar tail
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In spermiogenesis, each spermatid loses _ and acquires a flagellar tail.
almost all of its cytoplasm
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Spermatid has a midpiece with mitochondria that fuel the tail with _.
ATP
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Spermatid has a midpiece with _ that fuel the tail with ATP.
mitochondria
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Part of the spermatid that has mitochondria that fuels the tail with ATP is the _.
midpiece
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Spermatid head contains the _.
nucleus
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Spermatid head is surmounted with a _.
acrosome
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Acrosome projects from the _.
head of the spermatid
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Acrosome contains enzymes that allows the sperm nucleus to _.
enter the ovum in fertilization
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Enzyme that allows the sperm nucleus to enter to the ovum in fertilization is _.
acrosome
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Cells that surround the seminiferous tubules are called _.
Leydig cells
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Leydig cells surround the _.
seminiferous tubules
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Leydig cells secrete _.
testosterone
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Testosterone is secreted by _ cells.
Leydig
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Development and function of testes are controlled by the two gonadotropins _ and _.
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Chief function of LH is to stimulate Leydig cells to secrete _.
testerone
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Chief function of LH is to stimulate the _ to secrete testosterone.
Leydig cells
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Gonadotropin that stimulates Leydig cells to secrete testosterone is _.
LH
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Chief functionof FSH is to stimulate seminiferous tubules to produce _.
spermatozoa
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Chief function of FSH is to stimulate _ to produce spermatozoa.
seminiferous tubules
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Gonadotropin that stimulates seminiferous tubules to produce spermatozoa is _.
FSH
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Secretion of LH and FSH is driven by _.
gonadotropin releasing factor (GRF)
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Gonadotropin releasing factor (GRF) drives the secretion of _ and _.
-
Testosterone feed back on the adenohypophysis inhibits _ secretion.
LH
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Sertoli cells release a protein hormone called _.
inhibin
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Inhibin is released by _.
Sertoli cells
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Inhibin provides negative feedback for _ release.
FSH
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Opening of the Fallopian tube is termed _.
infundibulum
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Infundibulum is the _.
opening of the Fallopian tube
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Infundibulum is surrounded with fimbriae that radiate around the _.
ovary
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Infundibulum is surrounded with _ that radiate around the ovary.
fimbriae
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Function of the Fallopian tubes is to _.
capture ovulated ova.
-
Broad ligaments attach the uterus and the Fallopian tubes to either side of the _.
pelvic cavity
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Broad ligaments attach the uterus and _ to either side of the pelvic cavity.
Fallopian tubes
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Broad ligaments attach the _ and Fallopian tubes the either side of the pelvic cavity.
uterus
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Uterus and Fallopian tubes are attached to the pelvic cavity by the _.
broad ligaments
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Uterosacral ligaments connect the uterus to the _.
sacrum
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Uterosacral ligaments attach the _ to the sacrum.
uterus
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Uterus is connected to the sacrum by the _.
uterosacral ligaments
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Lateral cervical (cardinal) ligaments connect the cervix and vagina to the _.
pelvic wall
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Lateral cervical (cardinal) ligaments connect the cervix and _ to the pelvic wall.
vagina
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Lateral cervical (cardinal) ligaments connect the _ and vagina to the pelvic wall.
cervix
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Cervix and vagina are connected to the pelvic wall by the _.
lateral cervical (cardinal) ligaments
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Round ligaments reinforce the _.
broad ligament
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Broad ligament is reinforced by _.
round ligaments
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Position of ovaries relative to the uterus and Fallopian tubules is maintained by the _.
ovarian ligaments
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Position of the ovaries relative to the uterus and _ is maintained by the ovarian ligaments.
Fallopian tubes
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Position of the ovaries relative to the _ and Fallopian tubules is maintained by the ovarian ligaments.
uterus
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Position of _ relative to the uterus and Fallopian tubules is maintained by the ovarian ligaments.
ovaries
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Mesovarium attaches the ovary to the _.
broad ligament
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Mesovarium attaches the _ to the broad ligament.
ovary
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Ovary is attached to the broad ligament by the _.
mesovarium
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Uterus is lined with _.
endometrium
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Uterine endometrium is composed of the stratum basalis and the _.
stratum functionalis
-
Uterine endometrium is composed of the _ and the stratum functionalis.
stratum basalis
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Stratum basalis of the uterus is the regenerative part of the _.
mucosa
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Stratum basale of the uterus is the _ part of the mucosa.
regenerative
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Regenerative part of the mucosa in the uterus is the _.
stratum basalis
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Stratum functionalis is the superficial layer that is _.
shed in menstruation
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Stratum functionalis is the _ layer that is shed in menstruation.
superficial
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Superficial layer of the uterus that is shed in menstruation is the _.
stratum functionalis
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Uterine myometrium is composed of _ muscle.
smooth
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Lining of the uterus that is composed of smooth muscle is the _.
myometrium
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Outer layer of the uterus lining is the _.
perimetrium
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Perimetrium is the _ layer of the uterine lining.
outer
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Perimetrium is an extension of the _.
parietal peritoneum
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Part of the uterine lining that is an extension of the parietal peritoneum is the _.
perimetrium
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Mucosa of the vagina contains large amounts of _.
glycogen
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Term vulva designates the _.
female external genitalia
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Term for external female genitalia is _.
vulva
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Mons pubis is a fatty elevation situated over the _.
pubic symphysis
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Fatty elevation situated over the pubic symphysis is the _.
mons pubis
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Greater vestibular glands are also the _.
Bartholin's glands
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Bartholin's glands are the paired _.
greater vestibular glands
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Bartholin's glands secrete _.
lubricating fluid during sexual excitement
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During sexual excitement, _ secretes lubricating fluid.
Bartholin's glands
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Ovary is surrounded by _ epithelium.
cuboidal germinal
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Internal to the germinal epithelium of the ovary is the _.
tunica albuginea
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Tunica albuginea is the _ layer to the germinal epithelium of the ovary.
internal
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Tunica albuginea is a capsule of _.
connective tissue
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Mass of the ovary is composed of a meshwork of _.
stroma
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In the outer stroma are _ in various stages of maturation.
ovarian follicles
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Ovarian follicles in various stages of maturation is located in the _.
outer stroma
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Innermost structure surrounding the primary oocyte is the _.
zona pellucida
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Zona pellucida is the innermost layer surrounding the _.
primary oocyte
-
Zona pellucida is the _ structure surrounding the primary oocyte.
inner
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Middle layer of the structure surrounding the primary oocyte is the _.
granulosa cells
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Granulosa cells is the _ layer of the structure surrounding the primary oocyte.
middle
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Outer layer of the structure that surrounds the primary oocyte is the _.
theca cells
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Theca cells are the _ layer of the structure surrounding the primary oocyte.
outer
-
Theca cells are homologus to the _ cells of the testes.
Leydig
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Homologous to the Leydig cells of the testes are the _ of the ovary.
theca cells
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Theca cells convert cholesterol to _.
androgen
-
Theca cells convert _ to androgen.
cholesterol
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In the ovary, _ converts cholesterol to androgen.
theca cells
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Androgen passes to granulosa cells, which converts the androgen to _.
estrogen
-
Androgen passes to _, which converts the androgen to estrogen.
granulosa cells
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Major form of estrogen secreted by maturing follicles is _.
estradiol
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Estradiol is the major form of _ secreted by maturing follicles.
estrogen
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During menstruation levels of estradiol and progesterone are _.
low
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During menstruation levels of FSH are _ and LH are _.
-
During menstruation levels of _ are high and _ are low.
-
FSH stimulates a dozen or so primary follicles to begin _.
maturation
-
FSH stimulates a dozen or so _ to begin maturation.
primary follicles
-
Primary follicles are stimulated to begin to mature by _.
FSH
-
Primary follicle that has reached maturity and is ready for ovulation is a _.
Graafian follicle
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Graafian follicle is a primary follicle that has reached full maturity and is ready for _.
ovulation
-
Graafian follicle is a primary follicle that has _ and is ready for ovulation.
reached full maturity
-
Graafian follicle is a _ that has reached full maturity and is ready for ovulation.
primary follicle
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Primary follicles that do not mature undergo _.
atresia
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First part of the menstrual cycle is called the _ phase.
proliferative
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Proliferative phase is the _ part of the menstrual cycle.
first
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Spike of LH causes mature Graafian follicles to rupture and release _.
its primary oocyte
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Spike of LH causes the mature Graafian follicle to _ and release its primary oocyte.
rupture
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Spike of LH causes_ to rupture and release its primary oocyte.
Graafian follicle
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Mature Graafian follicle ruptures and releases its primary oocyte due to a _.
spike in LH
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After ovulation, remnant of the ovarian follicle transforms into a _.
corpus luteum
-
Corpus luteum is transformed from the _.
remnants of the ovarian follicle
-
Corpus luteum secretes estradiol and _.
progesterone
-
Corpus luteum secretes the _ and progesterone.
estradiol
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In an infertile cycle the corpus luteum terminates and becomes a _.
corpus albicans
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Corpus albicans is from the termination of the _.
corpus luteum
-
Pregnancy ends with the process of _.
parturition
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Parturition is the process of the _.
end of pregnancy
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Surrounding the zona pellucida are follicular cells that compose the _.
corona radiata
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Corona radiata surrounds the _.
zona pellucida
-
Capacitation makes it possible for spermatozoa to _.
fertilze an ovum
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Process that makes it possible for spermatozoa to fertilize an ovum is _.
capacitation
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Immediately after fertilization the zygote forms a ball of cells called a _.
morula
-
Morula is a ball of cells formed by the zygote after _.
fertilization
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Morula is a ball of cells formed by the _ immediately after fertilization.
zygote
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Morula is a _ formed by the zygote immediately after fertilization.
ball of cells
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While the zygote is free in the uterus is forms a hollow ball of several hundred cells called a _.
blastocyst
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Blastocyst is formed by the zygote that is _.
free in the uterus
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Blastocyst is formed by the _ that is free in the uterus.
zygote
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Blastocyst is in the form of a hollow ball made of _.
several hundred cells
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Blastocyst is a form of a _ made of several hundred cells.
hollow ball
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Blastocyst will become the _.
embryo
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Outer cells of the blastocyst become the _.
trophoblast
-
Trophoblast is the _ cells of the blastocyst.
outer
-
First priority for the blastocyst is to _.
implant in the uterine endometrium
-
At the first step of implantation, the cells of the trophoblast _.
separate into an outer and inner layer
-
Inner layer of the trophoblast is called the _.
cytotrophoblast
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Cytotrophoblast is the _ of the trophoblast.
inner
-
Cytotrophoblat is composed of cells that _.
retain their cytoplasm
-
Part of the trophoblast that retains their cytoplasm is the _.
cytotrophoblast
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Outer layer of the trophoblast is the _.
syncytiotrophoblast
-
Syncytiotrophoblast is the _ layer of the trophoblast.
outer
-
In the syncitiotrophoblast, the cells merge to form a mass of cytoplasm with _.
many nuclei
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Part of the trophoblast that merges to form a mass of cytoplasm with many nuclei is the _.
syncytiotrophoblast
-
Syncytiotrophoblast sends out fingers into the _.
endometrium
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Fingers are sent out into the endometrium by the _.
syncytiotrophoblast
-
Syncytiotrophoblast fingers secrete enzymes that _.
dissolve endometrial cells
-
Syncytiotrophoblast is a barrier between the _ and the _.
-
Syncytiotrophoblast is a _ between the embryo and the mother.
barrier
-
Barrier between the embryo and the mother is the _.
syncyctiotrophoblast
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After implantation, syncytiotrophoblast secretes _.
human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG)
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After implantation, _ secretes human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG).
syncytiotrophoblast
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Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is a signal to the corpus luteum to _.
continue to secrete estrogen and progesterone after the 25-day cycle
-
Signal to the corpus luteum to continue to secrete estrogen and progesterone after the 25-day cycle is the secretion of _.
human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG)
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Estrogen and progesterone are secreted for the _ trimester of pregnancy.
first
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Two fetal membranes that enclose and protect the embryo are the amnion and the _.
chorion
-
Two fetal membranes that enclose and protect the embryo are the _ and the chorion.
amnion
-
Amnion encloses _.
amniotic fluid
-
Amniotic fluid is enclosed by the _.
amnion
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Chorion forms fetal component of _.
placenta
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Placenta is formed by the _.
chorion
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Progesterone _ the uterine smooth muscle.
relaxes
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Chorionic somatomammotropin (fetal lactogen) stimulates breast development, fetal bone growth, and _.
maternal lipid metabolism
-
Chorionic somatomammotropin (fetal lactogen) stimulates breast development, _, and maternal lipid metabolism.
fetal bone growth
-
Chorionic somatomammotropin (fetal lactogen) stimulates _, fetal bone growth, and maternal lipid metabolism.
breast development
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Breast development is stimulated by the placental hormone _.
chorionic somatomammotropin (fetal lactogen)
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Fetal bone growth is stimulated by the placental hormone _.
chorionic somatomammotropin (fetal lactogen)
-
Maternal lipid metabolism is stimulated by the placental hormone _.
chorionic somatomammotropin (fetal lactogen)
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Relaxin is initially secreted by the corpus luteum and later by the _.
placenta
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Relaxin is initially secreted by the _ and later by the placenta.
corpus luteum
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Relaxin softens the _ and _.
-
Cervix and uterus is softened by the placental hormone _.
relaxin
-
Relaxin softens the connective tissue between the bones of the _.
pelvic girdle
-
Connective tissue between the bones of the pelvic girdle are softened by the placental hormone _.
relaxin
-
Trophoblast arranged into an embryonic disk consists of a layer of _ and a layer of _.
-
Epiblast and hypoblast are layers of the trophoblast that has arranged itself into _.
an embryonic disk
-
Embryonic disk lies between the _ and the _.
-
Epiblast faces the _ of the embryonic disk.
amnion
-
Amnion of the embryonic disk is faced by the _.
epiblast
-
Hypoblast faces the _ of the embryonic disk.
yolk sac
-
Yolk sac of the embryonic disk is faced by the _.
hypoblast
-
Gastrulation is the migration of some cells of the epiblast layer into the space _.
between the epiblast and hypoblast
-
Some cells of the epiblast detach and migrate to a space between the epiblast and hypoblast is a process called _.
gastrulation
-
Gastrulation establishes three _.
primary germ layers
-
Primary germ layer: outer ectoderm was originally the _.
epiblast
-
Primary germ layer: the _ was originally the epiblast.
outer ectoderm
-
Primary germ layer: inner endoderm was originally the _.
hypoblast
-
Primary germ layer: the _ was originally the hypoblast.
inner endoderm
-
Primary germ layer: the intermediate _.
mesoderm
-
Notochord becomes the _ of the embryonic disk.
cephalic-caudal axis
-
Cephalic-caudal axis of the embryonic disks develops from the _.
notochord
-
Notochord induces the formation of a raised _ of ectodermal cells.
neural plate
-
Neural plate is formed from the _.
notochord
-
Neural plate closes over to form the _.
neural tube
-
Neural tube is formed by the closing over of the _.
neural plate
-
Neural tube is the precursor of the _.
nervous system
-
Precursor of the nervous system is the _.
neural tube
-
Mesodermm adjacent to the neural tube divides into a series of blocks called _.
somites
-
Somites are a series of blocks derived from the division of the _.
neural tube
-
Brachial (pharyngeal) arches differntiate the structures of the _.
ear
-
Structures of the ear are differentiate from _.
brachial (pharyngeal) arches
-
Fetus is connected to the placenta by the _.
umbilical cord
-
Fetus is connectedto the _ by the umbilical cord.
placenta
-
Umbilical vein connects to the _ circulation of the fetus.
hepatic
-
Hepatic circulation of the fetus is connected by the _.
umbilical vein
-
Ductus venosus bypasses the _ circulation.
hepatic
-
Hepatic circulation is bypassed by the _.
ductus venosus
-
Ductus venosus allows blood flow along the umbilical vein to go directly to the _.
vena cava
-
Output of the fetal right heart is directed into _.
two vascular shunts
-
Two vascular shunts of the fetal heart allows the output of the right heart to _.
bypass the lungs
-
Output of the fetal right heart bypasses the lungs by _.
two vascular shunts
-
Two vascular shunts of the fetal heart are the foramen ovale and the _.
ductus arteriosus
-
Two vascular shunts of the fetal heart are the _ and the ductus arteriosus.
foramen ovale
-
Foramen ovale is between the _ and _ of the fetal heart.
left and right atria
-
Ductus arteriosus is between the _ and _ of the fetal heart.
-
Vascular shunt between the left and right atria of the fetal heart is the _.
foramen ovale
-
Vascular shunt between the pulmonary artery and aorta of the fetal heart is the _.
ductus arteriosus
-
Two umbilical arteries connect to the fetal systemic loop as branches of the _.
iliac arteries
-
Two umbilical arteries connect the _ as branches of the iliac arteries.
fetal systemic loop
-
Fetal Hb consists of _ and _ subunits.
-
Removal of the placenta shuts off most blood flow through the _.
ductus venosus
-
Removal of the _ shuts off most blood flow through the ductus venosus.
placenta
-
Ductus venosus closes within _ of birth.
three hours
-
Inflation of the lungs at birth causes the flow resistance of the pulmonary loop to drop below that of the _.
systemic loop
-
Inflation of the lungs at birth causes the flow resistance of the pulmonary loop to _ that of the systemic loop.
fall below
-
Flow resistance of the pulmonary loop drops below that of the systemic loop due to the _ at birth.
inflation of lungs
-
As a result of inflation of the lungs at birth, blood flow through the foramen ovale _.
reverses
-
As a result of inflation of the lungs at birth, blood flow through the _ reverses.
foramen ovale
-
Blood flow through the foramen ovale reverses due to the _ at birth.
inflation of the lungs
-
After birth the ductus arteriosus first constricts, and then _.
closes permanently
-
After birth, ductus arteriosus first _, and then closes permanently.
constricts
-
Ductus arteriosus forms a ligament-like remnant called the _.
ligamentum arteriosum
-
Ligamentum arteriosum is a remnant of the _.
ductus arteriosus
-
Ligamentum arteriosum forms within _ after birth.
a few days
-
First (dilation) stage of true labor begins with the _.
onset of regular uterine contractions.
-
Stage of true labor that begins with the onset of regular uterine contractions is the _.
first (dilation) stage
-
Second (expulsion) stage of labor begins when the _.
cervix is completely dilated
-
Stage of labor that begins when the cervix is completely dilated is the _.
second (expulsion) stage
-
Second (expulsion) stage lasts until _.
the baby passes through the birth canal
-
Stage that ends when the baby passes through the birth canal is the _.
second (expulsion) stage
-
Third (placental) stage of labor is _.
delivery of the placenta and fetal membranes
-
Stage of labor when placenta and fetal membranes are delivered is _.
third (placental) stage
-
Mesonephric ducts are potential _ structures.
male
-
Potential male structures are _.
mesonephric ducts
-
Paramesoneprhic ducts are potential _ structures.
female
-
Potential female structures are _.
paramesonephric ducts
-
Presence of the _ carried by the Y chromosome steers the primitive gonad in the direction of becoming a testis.
testicular determining gene
-
Individual who lack one X chromosome develop a female body plan, but their ovaries _.
do not mature
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Individuals who develop a female body plan, but their ovaries do not develop lack _.
one X chromosome
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Individuals who lack one X chromosome are _ sex genotype.
XO
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XO sex genotype are individuals who _.
lack one X chromosome
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XO sex genotype is _.
Turner's syndrome
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Turner's syndrome is _ sex genotype.
XO
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Individual who have the XXY sex genotyp have a female body plan, but _.
testicular function is impaired
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Individuals who have a male body plan but testicular function is impaired have the _ sex genotype.
XXY
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XXY sex genotype is _.
Klinefelter's syndrome
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Klinefelter's syndromem is _ sex genotype.
XXY
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Internal male accessory structure is the _ system.
Wolffian
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Wolffian system is the internal _ accessory structure.
male
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Internal female structure is the _.
Mullerian system
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Mullerian system is the internal _ accessory structure.
female
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Testosterone stimulates the differentiaton of the _ system.
Wolffian
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Wolffian system differentiation is stimulated by _.
testosterone
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Mullerian-inhibiting factor causes the _ of the Mullerian system.
deterioriation
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Deterioration of the Mullerian system is caused by _.
Mullerian-inhibiting factor
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