Dominic Luster Reproductive system

Testes

Interstital cells

Seminiferous tubules

Male & female homologues structures

Male

Female

The gonads develop during week 5 structurally identical in both sexes and gonadal ridges are formed.

The gonads develop during week 5 structurally identical in both sexes and gonadal ridges are formed.

Ovaries are developed from the gonadal ridges.

The genital tubercle enlarges to become the clitoris.

Testes are developed from the gonadal ridges.

The genital tubercle enlarges to become the penis.

The two labioscrotal swelling join in the mid line to become the scrotum.

The unfused urethral folds become the labia minora, and labioscrotal swelling become the labia majora.

Create sperm under the direction of gonadotropin.

Secrete testosterone under the influence of a luteinizing hormone.

Epididymis

Gives sperm the ability to propel them selves.

Gives sperm the ability to fertilize an egg.

Where sperm can mature

Spermatic cord

Structures: Testicular artery, vein, nerve, and the vas deferens.

Seminal vesicle

Decreases the female immune response

Adds a substance that liquefies and clots semen.

Increases sperm motility

adds nutrients

Porstate gland

Adds a substance that liquefies and clots semen.

adds nutrients

Bulbourethral gland

Secretes an alkaline mucus before ejaculation, neutralizes acid & lubricate's.

Male external genitalia

Scrotum

Ovarieis

Penis tissues

Smooth muscle, vascular tissue, and an enlargement of spongy tissue.

A pouch of skin that holds the testicles

Is where the maturation of an oocyte occurs under the influence of (FSH)

Uterine tube:

Secrete estrogen and progesterone.

Menstrual cycle

Last's for 28 days

A passageway for the ovum, sperm, and embryo. (Ovum + sperm = zygoat)

Peristalsis & cilia

Helps with movement through the uterine tube.

Uterus

Perimetrium

Myometrium

Endometrium

Functional layer, is shed every month

Basal lay, function is to replace the functional layer

Inner layer of serious membrane.

Middle muscle layer that contracts during child birth.

Vagina

Has rugae which makes it highly distensible (ability to stretch).

Receives penis and sperm during intercourse.

Semen

Is sperm and secretions from the seminal vesicles & prostate gland.

Female external genitalia

Mons Pubis

Mammary gland

Labia minora

Clitoris

Labia majora

Fat pad that sits over hte pubic symphysis.

Erectile part of the female genitals.

Modified sweat gland that produces milk.

Inner folds of the vulva

Outer fold that protect the rest of the external genitalia.