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REPRO 1-6 Flashcards

1
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2 do

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-lecture 2: three muscles associated w penis @ end of lecture
-didnt go over blood supply of the penis: do we need it?
-is the oviduct seperate to the [uterine horn: the part that gets larger in rabbits][[perhaps this was not clarified as much because simplex uteruses do not have uterine horns??]]
-L6 last objective: describe endocrine control of spermatogenesis

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Removal of the gonad in rabbit embryos resulted in all developing as __________(male/female)

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female

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3
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The gonads and urinary system develop from which region in the embryo?

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mesonephros

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What is A? B?

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A: primitive kidney
B: genital ridge(->gonads)

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5
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What influences further sex development/differentiation after the indifferent gonad stage?

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SRY

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6
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SRY gene influences the developemt of which two supporting cells?

These affect the development of which two steroidogenic cells?

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7
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Which of these cells start to produce testosterone?
Which produce anti-mullerian hormone & mullerian-inhibiting hormone?

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leydig: T
sertoli: AMH&M-inhibiting

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8
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In the male, which of these ducts regress ?
What happens in the female?

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M:paramesonephric(mullerian) ducts regress
F: no AMH, so paramesonephric does not regress. later mesonephric regresses

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In the female, which duct becomes the fallopian tube, uterus, and vagina?

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paramesonephric (mullerian)

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10
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In the male, the mesonephric duct becomes what structure?

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epididymis

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11
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The clitoris/penis is formed by elongation of the ______ ______

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genital tubercle

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12
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The ____________is a jelly-like cord that extends from the testicle into the inguinal canal and is covered by
visceral and parietal peritoneum. It then shrinks to become the __________ __________ of the testes.

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gubernaculum
proper ligament

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13
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What are the 4 accessory sex glands?

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ampulla
seminal vesicles
prostate
bulbourethral/cowpers glands

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14
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Which 3 animals have all 4 accessory sex glands?

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stallion, bull, ram

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15
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Which accessory sex gland is the boar and tom missing?

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ampulla

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16
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Which accessory sex glands do dogs have?

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prostate & ampulla

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17
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What are the 2 parts of the prostate and their location?

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corpus: around urethra
disseminate: within urethra

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18
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The boar’s viscous semen plug comes from which accessory sex gland?

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bulbourethral/cowpers gland

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19
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What are 2 features of ducts that help aid in sperm movement?

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cilia
increased smooth muscle content distally form testes

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20
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What are the 3 muscle layers of the ductus deferens?

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21
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Mammalian penis is engorged with blood during an erection. An avian phallus is engorged with ____________

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lymph

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22
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What are the 3 columns of erectile tissue in the penis?

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2x corpus cavernosum. originate from pelvis
1x corpus spongiosum

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23
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The urethra is located in which column of erectile tissue?

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corpus spongiosum

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24
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How is blood flow of an erection maintained by cavernous spaces located in CCP & CSP?

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caverns fill with blood, which compressed veins, so blood cannot leave penis

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What are the two types of CCP?

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fibroelastic
musculocavernous

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Which of the two types of CCP contains a sigmoid flexure?

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fibroelastic

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Which of the two types of CCP requires more blood for an erection?

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musculacavernous

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28
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What is the urethral sinus?

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at glans penis: space around urethra

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name the species for all

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30
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What is the functional difference in the vestibule and the anterior vagina?

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urinary bladder empties into vestibule, so its repro and urinary. anterior vagina is only reproductive

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31
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IN A MARE: what structure divides the vestibule from the anterior vagina?

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transverse fold

32
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What is the function of the broad ligament in female repro?
What are its three parts?

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mesovarium, mesosalpinx, mesometrium

33
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What is the ligament located at the top, between two uterine horns?

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intercorunal ligament

34
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What is the fornix vagina?

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Widest part of vagina, prior to cervix. Probe could accidentally go there instead of cervix

35
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What are the 3 parts of the oviduct?

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36
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This is the ultrasound of a bovine CL. Explain why the center looks like a fluid-filled follicle

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once the oocyte bursts the follicle and leaves, the CL begins to form from the outside-in. so the center may look like a follicle for a bit as the CL grows

37
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What is a corpus albican?

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Regressed CL. will remain as CA for a while, then completely disappear with no trace

38
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What is unique about the equine ovary’s anatomy?
How does this affect CL’s?

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ovary has medulla outside and cortex inside. it is also kidney shaped
CL’s will form on the inside, not outside like other animals

39
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What is the name of the liquid-filled cavity that develops in the center of follicles during development?

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antrum.

40
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What is another term for secondary follicle?
Tertiary follicle?

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Secondary: antral follicle
tertiary: mature/graafian folicle

41
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What are the 3 types of uterus?

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42
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In which lobe of the pituitary gland is the hypothalamic-pituitary portal system?

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anterior

43
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Which lobe of the pituitary gland contains direct neural control?

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posterior

44
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Gonadotropin release is stimulated by __________ in the hypothalamus

A

GnRH

45
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Gonadotropin release is stimulated by ____________ in the pituitary gland

A

gonadotroph cells

46
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Which two gonadotropins are produced by gonadotroph cells & GnRH?

A

LH & FSH

47
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LH & FSH release eventually leads to the release of which 4 sex hormones?

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E2 (oestriadol)
P4 (progesterone)
T (testosterone)
inhibin

48
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What are 5 factors affecting gonatropin secretion?

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sucking (neg feed)
drugs
sexual behavior
nutrition
stress
season
day length
health

49
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Where in the brain is oxytocin produced?

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hypothalamus

50
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Where is oxytocin stored? (not produced)

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posterior pituitary

51
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Describe the feedback system of oxytocin

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positive feedback loop
—>self-limiting actions like lactation n contractions, so no overload

52
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Where is prolactin produced? By what cells?

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anterior pituitary
lactotroph cells

53
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Where is prolactin stored? (not produced)

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secretory granules

54
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Describe the gonadostat theory of puberty

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before puberty, the hypothalamus is very sensitive to negative feedback from gonadal steroids, resulting in low GnRH n gonadotropin

55
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Explain the development/discovery that led to the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis theory

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a pre-pubertal animal will produce gonadotropins if stimulated by GnRH. so GnRH pulsatility is the trigger

56
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Describe the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis theory of puberty

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Activation of puberty only required an increase in GnRH. so GnRH pulsatility is the trigger of puberty

57
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Optimal nutrition is associated with _________ puberty (earlier/later)

A

earlier

58
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Which lambs experience puberty earlier: autumn born heifers or spring born heifers?

A

autumn

59
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Exposure to light can __________ time to first ovulation
(increase/reduce)

A

reduce

60
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Kisspeptin hormone _________ the stimulation of GnRH
(enhances/depressed)

A

enhances

61
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What species are all?

A
62
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The testicular arteries and veins are coiled together and known as the ________ ________

A

pampiniform plexus

63
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The space btwn the epididymis and testes is known as _________ ________

A

testicular bursa

64
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What is the blue?

A

rete testes

65
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What type of cells are located in seminiferous tubules?

A

sertoli cells

66
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What type of cells are located outside the seminiferous tubules?

A

leydig cells/interstitial cells

67
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what are the 3 main processes of spermatogenesis?

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proliferation(mitosis)
meiosis
differentiation

68
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In the proliferation step of spermatogenesis, spermatogonia————->____________

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spermatocyte

69
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In the meiosis step of spermatogenesis, spermatocyte ——-> ___________

A

spermatid

70
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While sperm is still forming, they are connected by __________ __________

A

cytoplasmic bridges

71
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In the differentiation step of spermatogenesis, spermatid—–> spermatozoa.
Where does this take place?

A

epididymis

72
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What are 3 changes to happen to sperm during differentiation?

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formation of acrosome
formation of flagella
phagocytosis of unwanted cytoplasm

73
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The enzymatic coating on the head of a sperm cell is known as __________

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acrosome

74
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Spermatogenesis takes how many days?

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approx. 60

75
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What are the 3 parts of a sperm’s flagellae? Which piece contains mitochondrial sheath?

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76
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Describe the cross section of a flagellum

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