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process of formation of spermatozoa
spermatogenesis
How long does spermatogenesis take in most mammals?
35-70 days
Cell division of spermatogonia
mitosis-cell replication
cell division of spermatocytes
meiosis-genetically unique
LH stimulates the Leydig cells to do what?
produce testosterone
FSH stimulates sertoli cells to do what?
secrete androgen binding protein
Testosterone creates a negative feedback on what?
GnRH, hypothalamus
components of a male fertility test
mount, copulate/ejaculate, adequate sperm count
what is the best indicator of sperm production?
testicular size and scrotal circumference
Spermatogonia replicate DNA & divide - identical daughter cells results
mitosis
create genetically unique & haploid daughter cells
meiosis
cells change their look, from round spermatids to spermatozoa
differentiation
Epididymis function
sperm maturation and storage
minimum sperm motility to pass a BSE
%30
minimum sperm morphology to pass a BSE
%70
granulosa cells directly around oocyte
CUMULUS CELLS/CORONA RADIATA
o Thick, translucent protein layer surrounding oocyte
zona pellucida
Site of natural sperm deposition: cow, mare, bitch
cranial vagina
Site of natural sperm deposition: sow
cervix
· Process of sperm becoming fully fertile in female reproductive tract
Capacitation
Nucleus of sperm or oocyte after fertilization and before fusion
pronucleus
pairing of homologous chromosomes
fusion
Formation and growth of an embryo
embryogenesis
embryo + placenta (fetal and dam portions)
conceptus
1 cell "embryo"
zygote
2 to 4 cell; 4 to 8 cell
blastomere
16-32 cells
morula
Term for unborn young
fetus
Maternal Recognition: Process of dam "recognizing" (some secretion) presence of embryo to:
Prevent luteolysis, Support CL function
Maternal Recognition: Cow
Bovine interferon tau (bIFN-t)
Maternal Recognition: Human
Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)
Maternal Recognition: Mare
3 proteins/estrogens,
Maternal Recognition: Ewe
Ovine interferon tau (oIFN-t)
Maternal Recognition: Sow
Estradiol from conceptus
Bitch, Queen
require no recognition
Organ of metabolic exchange between fetus & dam
placenta
part of placenta derived from embryo
Chorion
part of placenta derived from dam
endometrium
Placenta type: Villi uniform distribution
diffuse
placenta type: villi attached in a zone
zonary
placenta type: regional disk
discoid
placenta type: distributed button like structures
cotyledonary
placenta type: pig & mare
diffuse
placenta type: dogs and cats
zonary
placenta type: rodents and primates
discoid
placenta type: ruminants
cotyledonary