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Understand the general anatomy of male and female reproductive systems including where and how gametes are formed Understand that gametes are haploid 1n and normal cells are diploid 2n What is the menstrual cycle ID: 626969

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Reproductive systemSlide2

Learning objectives

Understand the general anatomy of male and female reproductive systems including where and how gametes are formed.

Understand that gametes are haploid (1n) and normal cells are diploid (2n).

What is the menstrual cycle?

Understand the basics of fertilization.

Only one sperm is allowed to fertilize the egg.

Gastrulation organizes the body into 3 layers, and 3 types of cell.

Apoptosis = programmed cell death –

helps sculpt bodySlide3

Human Life Cycle

Haploid

DiploidSlide4

The

Reproducti

v

e System

Ge

n

er

a

l

struct

u

re:

-

Pair of gonads

- Accessory organs, ducts, hormones, etc.Slide5

Male

Reproducti

v

e

Sy

s

tem

T

estes

(g

o

n

a

ds)

–produce sperm,secrete hormonesDescend in

to scrotum for temperature regulation (sperm need 95°F)

•Slide6

p

e

l

vic

gi

r

d

l

e

u

rinar

ybla

dderscrotumSlide7

Sp

e

rm

form in

semi

n

if

e

ro

u

s tu

b

ul

e

sTravel to ep

ididymis to matureMove through•

vas

d

e

fer

e

ns,

thr

o

u

g

h

ej

a

cula

t

ory

d

u

ct,

i

n

to

ur

e

t

h

ra

V

as

D

e

f

e

r

en

s

E

j

ac

u

l

at

o

r

y

Du

ct

E

pididymis

U

r

e

th

r

a

T

e

s

tis

Semini

f

e

r

ous

T

ub

u

leSlide8

Sp

e

rm

(150-350 million)

mixed

with

secretio

n

s

fro

m:

Semin

al vesicle

Protects sperm from female immune systemfructose for energyProstate buffer to neutralize acidity of vagina

Bulbourethral glandsmucous-rich fluid that neutralizes urine

Mixture

is

call

e

d sem

e

n Slide9

How

do

sperm

fo

r

m?

mi

t

osis

mei

o

s

i

s

I

meiosis IIwall

of

semini

f

e

r

o

u

s

t

ubu

le

imm

a

t

u

r

e

s

p

erm

(h

apl

o

id)

e

a

rly

s

p

erm

a

tids

s

p

erm

at

o

g

o

n

ium

(d

ipl

o

id)

p

rima

r

y

s

p

erm

at

o

c

y

te

late spermatid

secondaryspermatocyteSlide10

H

u

man

sem

i

nifero

u

s

tubule

(in testicl

e) fil

led with

spermSlide11

Mature

Sperm

He

a

d:

Nucle

u

s with DNA,

cover

e

d

with

enzyme-containing cap

Midpiece: Mitochondria to supply energy•

T

a

i

l: Pro

p

e

l

s sperm

f

o

rward

H

e

ad

Mid

p

i

e

c

e

T

ailSlide12

Human

sperm seen

through a

T

ransmiss

i

on

E

l

ectron Micro

scope (T

EM)Slide13

Female Reproducti

v

e

Sy

s

tem

Respons

i

b

ili

t

y: Protect & nurt

ure developingo

ffspring

from conception

to birth••Ovaries (gonads) produce

eggs, release sex hormonesSlide14

From

ovar

y

,

e

g

g

m

o

ves

to ovid

u

ct (fertilization

occurs here)Then, egg travels to uterus which is lined with en

dome

tri

u

m

L

o

wer

u

t

er

u

s call

e

d

cervix

V

a

g

i

n

a

con

n

ects

cervix

to o

u

tside

O

v

a

r

y

Ovid

u

ct

U

t

e

rus

Ce

r

vix

Blad

d

e

r

V

aginaSlide15

Menstrual

CycleSlide16

New

b

orn

h

a

s ~2

mi

l

li

o

n

primary

oocytes

Oocyte

+ nourishing cells = follicleImmature eggs mature 1

at a timeOnly 3-400 willmatureContinues u

ntil

menopause

•Slide17

“The

p

e

n

i

s a

n

d vag

i

na

are mechanically

comp

atib

le for sexual in

tercourse,whichmaylead

topregnancy”Adzuki Bean Beetle Copulatory Org

anSlide18

Birds

do

i

t,

bees

do

it…

=

Coi

t

us,

copulationErection – pe

nis stiffens and lengthens due to dilated blood vess

els a

n

d

p

o

o

li

n

g b

l

o

o

d

Ej

a

cula

t

ion

– forcef

u

l

exp

u

lsion

of se

m

en

•Slide19

M

u

scle

con

t

racti

o

ns

in

ut

erus m

ove sperm int

o oviduct

If ovulation has•recently

occurredoccurs soon, eggmay be fertilizedor

S

p

erm

e

ntering

an ov

i

duct

(

SE

M

x

5

0

0)Slide20
Slide21
Slide22

Fertilizat

i

on

Sperm

ent

e

rs egg

Zygote

is form

e

d

after a series of steps•

haploid egg andsperm nucleiSlide23

Early

Human

De

v

elopment

(1

st

Egg

+ sperm

= z

y

g

otecell)•Zygote develo

ps via cleavage into morulaSlide24

Growth

M

o

ru

l

a

b

e

com

e

s

embryo

Amnion

surrounds

Placenta

starts to formCalled fetus at 9weeksof

theBaby•••it

•Slide25

Gastr

u

l

a

ti

o

n

or

g

a

n

izes

cells into

germ

layers: ectoderm, mesod

erm, & endodermSlide26

Cells

go

thr

o

u

g

h

di

f

fer

entiat

ion (g

et the

ir jobs)Organs & tissues form bymorphogen

esisCells grow and migrate••Slide27

Organs

gr

o

w

i

n size

Apo

p

tosis

helps

to sculp

t some b

ody pa

rts•