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What is Spermatogenesis?

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The process by which sperms are formed.

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When does Spermatogenesis start?

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At puberty

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What is the first stage of sperm development?How does it divide?

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Spermtogoina

Divides: mitosis

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What type of spermatocyte arises after multiple miotic divisions?How does it divide?

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Primary spermatocyte (bc it is the first one after 0)

Divides by: Meiosis I (bc primary so 1)

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5
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What type of spermatocyte arises after the first meiotic divison?

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Secondary spermatocyte

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How do Secondary spermatocytes divide? what do they give rise to?

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Divide: meiosis II

Give rise to: four Spermatids (the word is short so they are small and haploid)

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What is the process by which spermatids develop? what do they develop into?

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Process: Spermiogensis (bc they where spermatids, so it is going to be a small word)

Result Spermatozoa (bc it is حيوان منوي, zoa like zoo)

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8
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Where do sperm gain motility and mature?

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Epididymis (bc the seminferous tubules already did the producing)

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What is oogensis?

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The process by which ova are formed

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When does oogenesis start?

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During fetal development and females are born with all the eggs they need.

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What is the first developing egg called in oogenesis?How does it divide

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Called: Oogonium
Dividess by: Mitosis

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12
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What happens by the third month of development?

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Some oogonium give rise to primary oocytes which enter prophase I and remain arrested in prophase I until puberty

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13
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What keeps the primary oocytes in prophase I?

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oocyte maturation inhibitor (OMI)

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14
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What is a primordial follicle?

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One layer of follicular cells surrounds the Primary oocyte

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Primary follicle

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Primary oocyte with cuboidal/stratified Granulosa cells surrounding it

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16
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Secondary follicle

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When fluid-filled spaces appear between the granulosa cells

17
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Graafian follicle

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Secondary oocyte, surrounded by corona radiata. (Antrum between granulosa cells)

18
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How does a secondary oocyte form?

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Secondary follicle matures, causes LH to surge, which results in completion of meiosis I and secondary oocyte forms.

19
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When does meiosis II get completed in the secondary oocyte?

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After fertlization.

20
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Which stage of meiosis II does the secondary oocyte get arrested in?

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Metaphase of Meiosis II