1.1.4 Testis Histology Flashcards
(32 cards)
What are the two cell types in the seminiferous tubules?
Spermatogenic cells - male germ cells that are constants dividing and differentiating
Sertoli cells - supporting somatic cell - non-dividing in adults
What are the characteristics of testicular cancer?

What are the stages of spermatic cells?

What are the characteristics of the acrosome?

What are the characteristics of ebola and Zika?

What are the covered parts


What are the covered parts


What is the role of the sertoli cell in spermiation?

What is the importance of cytoplasmic bridges in sperm?
Bridges between adjacent spermatids results in sperm being genetically haploid, but phenotypically diploid

What is this an image of?

Seminiferous tubules
What are the characteristics of Leydig cells?

What are the characteristics of primary spermatocytes and why is the pachytene phase important?

How does heat affect the testes?

What si the blood-testis barrier?

What is the covered part of this image?


What are the seminiferous tubules?
Tubes with a lumenal fluid/sperm filled space and never branch
What are the characteristics of Klinefelter’s Syndrome?

What is the importance of peritubular myoid cells?

Mitosis produces __ while meiosis produces ___ ?
Mitosis - two identical diploid
Meiosis - four unique haploid
Have spermatogenic stem cell been transplanted?
Yes

What are the characteristics of Sertoli Cells?
Sertoli cells have FSH and androgen receptors

What are the covered parts


What are the characteristics of HIV?










