Exam 4- Histology Male Flashcards

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1
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what are the two parts of the vaginal tunic?

A

parietal part
visceral part

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2
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does the vaginal process in the female dog go through the inguinal canal?

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yes

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3
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is the cremaster muscle outside of the parietal vaginal tunic?

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yes

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4
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what are the layers of the scrotum?

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skin
tunica dartos
spermatic fascia
parietal vaginal tunic
vaginal cavity
visceral vaginal tunic
tunica albuginea

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5
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____ is a connection between the seminiferous tubules and efferent tubules

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rete

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6
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what is at the edges of the seminiferous tubules?

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basal lamina with smooth muscle/myoid cells (peritubular cells)

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7
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what do you need to generate future sperm?

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spermatogonia

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8
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what is the order of substances/cells that are most susceptible to damage?

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sperm>spermatogonia>sertoli cells>leydig cells

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9
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what are the two cell types for spermatocytogenesis?

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spermatogonia
spermatocytes

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10
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what type of division do spermatogonia undergo?

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mitotic

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11
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what type of division do spermatocytes undergo?

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meiosis I and II

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12
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what does the final division of spermatogonia type B result in?

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primary spermatocytes

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13
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when does meiosis in spermatocytes start?

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puberty

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14
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are primary spermatocytes visible in cross sections and where do they lie?

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yes- always
not next to basal lamina

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what is the chromatin pattern for primary spermatocytes?

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condensed due to prolonged prophase I of meiosis

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16
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why are secondary spermatocytes rarely seen in histological sections?

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complete meiosis II rapidly

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17
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what is spermiogenesis?

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transformation from round spermatids to sperm

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18
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what specifically happens in spermiogenesis?

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acrosomal cap and granules
centrioles: implantation site and axoneme
elongation nucleus
migration mitochondria to midpiece
flagella

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19
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what are the nuclear changes in spermiogenesis?

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nucleus elongated and chromatin condensed

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20
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when do the cytoplasmic bridges between sperm break down?

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spermiation

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21
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where are sertoli cells located?

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extend from basement membrane to luminal surface

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22
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what do sertoli cells do?

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form tight junctions- blood-testis barrier
produce AMH/MIS in fetus and adult and androgen binding protein (ABP) (and others)

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23
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where are leydig cells located?

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between seminiferous tubules

24
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what do leydig cells produce?

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testosterone and estrogens under control of LH

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what are the cells in the efferent ducts?
pseudostratified columnar epithelium smooth muscle cells surround short absorptive cells taller ciliated cells
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what are the epithelial cells in the epididymis called? Do they have apical modifications?
principal cells yes- stereocilia
27
where is there a thick muscular layer in the male reproductive tract?
ductus deferens/vas deferens
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what is the mucosa in the ductus deferens?
pseudostratified columnar epithelium with long stereocilia
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in what species is the vesicular gland an actual sac instead of a coiling tube?
horse
30
where do the tubuloalveolar glands of the prostate empty into?
independent excretory ducts
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what are the cells that line the secretory ducts of the dog prostate?
simple columnar epithelium then transitional epithelium near openings of ducts into urethra
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does the cat prostate encircle the urethra?
no
33
what is the bulbourethral gland like in the pig?
huge gland runs length of pelvic urethra dorsal to urethra
34
what erectile tissue surrounds the urethra in the dog?
corpus spongiosum
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what surrounds the corpus cavernosum?
tunica albuginea
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what keeps the walls of the blood sinuses of erectile tissue toned and spaces small?
sympathetic tone
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where is the rete located?
in the mediastinum
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what forms the primordial germ cells in the testis?
spermatogonia
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what connects cells from a common progenitor in the testis?
cytoplasmic bridges
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how are round spermatids formed?
secondary spermatocytes undergo meiosis II
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true/false: round spermatids and elongated spermatids are connected by cytoplasmic bridges
true
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what is formed in elongated spermatids?
acrosome cap and tail
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what do centrioles form in spermiogenesis?
implantation site axoneme
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what are the components of the sperm midpiece/tail?
capitulum midpiece tail
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what are proximal cytoplasmic droplets found on ejaculated sperm considered to be?
sperm defects
46
where is the tunica albuginea located in relation to the visceral vaginal tunic?
right underneath
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how can you identify primary spermatocytes?
do not lie next to basal lamina condensed chromatin, can sometimes see mitotic figures larger than spermatogonia
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after meiosis, what is the specialized process for differentiation that spermatids go through to become mature spermatozoa?
spermiogenesis
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where do sperm develop in relation to sertoli cells?
in between them
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what apical modification do principal cells in the epididymis have?
stereocilia
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what animals have only a body of the prostate?
dog cat stallion
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what animals have only a disseminate part of the prostate?
small ruminants
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what glands make up the bulbourethral gland?
compound tubular glands in boar and cat tubulo-alveolar glands in stallion, bull, and ram
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what region in the male reproductive tract has cilia (not stereocilia)?
efferent ducts
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what is in the midpiece of the sperm?
mitochondria arranged in a helix over axoneme