Reproductive phys test 3

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Follicles grow at ____ times of the cycle
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Theca externa
Connective tissue surrounding entire follicle
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Theca interna
Inner layer of thecal cells next to basement membrane
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Androgens, LH
Theca interna synthesizes _____ under the influence of _____
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Estrogen, FSH
Androgens (T) pass across basement membrane to granulosa cells where they are
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converted to______ under the influence of _____
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Maturation
Follicles undergo rapid _____ just before estrus
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Increases, follicular
Estrogen concentration ______ during ______ phase
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Follicular phase
Estrus behavior occurs in the
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CAMP
Converts cholesterol to progesterone in the theca cells
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Testosterone
Androgens are converted to ____ in the theca cells
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Granulosa, estrogen
_____ cells convert testosterone to _____
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Dominant follicle
During estrus
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Metestrus
Ovulation happens during
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CL
Is dominant during diestrus
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Restarts
During proestrus the cycle ______
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Estrus, estrogen
_____ is due to a local effect of _____ on the central nervous system
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hypothalamo-hypophyseal
Increased sexual receptivity due to increased estrogen feedback on the ______ axis to cause a surge of LH and FSH
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GNRH
Surges of FSH and LH are caused by
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LH, enzymes
_____ activates _____ that digests connective tissue in wall of follicle resulting in ovulation
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After LH peak
Ovulation ______ in most domestic animals
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Metestrus
LH surge is highest during
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Luteal cells
Granulosa and theca cells differentiate into
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Lh, luteotropic
CL secretes progesterone because of ____ and it is ____
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endometrium
Where is progesterone produced from during late luteal phase
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Diestrus, estrogen
Mid to late ____ non-ovulatory follicles secrete increasing concentrations of
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Oxytocin receptors
Endometrial cells stimulated by Estrogen stimulate
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Cl, arachidonic acid
Oxytocin from the ____ or posterior pituitary binds oxytocin receptors and stimulates production of ____ and prostaglandin synthase
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Follicular phase
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Luteal phase
14-28 days
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Spermatocytogenesis
Series of divisions from spermatogonia to spermatids
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3 years
Total sperm production increases up to ____ of age in bulls and stallions
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Spermiogensis
Spermatids undergo Metamorphosis to form spermatazoa
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mitotic division
division of dormant spermatogonium (2n) into active spermatogonium
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Mitotically
Active spermatogonium divides _____ 4 times yielding 16 1° spermatocytes
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Meiotic
Each 1° spermatocyte (2n) undergoes _____ division
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64 spermatids
1 spermatogonium =
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Spermatids attach
In spermiogenesis ____ to Sertoli cells
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spermatazoon
Each spermatid undergoes metamorphosis to give rise to a
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Spermatogenesis, sertoli
____ Is complete when spermatozoa are released by ______ cell (spermiation)
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Cytoplasm
Mature sperm sheds
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Lumen, rete
Spermatazoa are Forced through _____ of ____ testis by rete testis fluid
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2 months
Sperm production takes around
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Fsh
stimulates sertoli cells
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Lh, similar
____ is followed by ___ testosterone surges
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Androgen binding protein
Sertoli cells stimulated by FSH secrete
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Exogenous prostaglandin
stimulates release of LH and testosterone
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mitosis, meiosis
Spermatagonia to primary is ____ everything else is
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Cauda
Sperm is stored in the
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Ejacukation
peristaltic contractions of epididymis and vas deferens Concentration
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Caput, corpis
Fluids are absorbed I. The
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reabsorption, cauda
______ of damaged sperm can occur in ____ epididymis
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Cytoplasmic droplet
Sperm loses _____ for motility
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Epididymis
Concentration, maturation, transportation, storage
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Fructose, sorbitol, gpc, plasmologen
Energy substrates For metabolism of sperm
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Capacitation
Second maturation process for spermatozoa
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Female
Capacitation occurs in the ____ repro tract
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Capacitaion, zona
Sperm must go through Process sperm must go through for penetration of _____ pellucida
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Lipoprotein
Capacitation Involves removal of ______ layer on surface of sperm to release enzymes necessary for penetration
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99.5%
Of follicles become atretic
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Oogenesis is
Formation and maturation of female gamete
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Prenatal
Oogenesis Begins in the ______ period
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Oogonium
Potential gamete in a 1° follicle is called an
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Primary oocytes
Mitotic division of oogonia yield
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dictyate oocytes
Oocytes become arrested in meiotic prophase stage of diplotene
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Atretic
Oocytes starting development before puberty become _____
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zona pellucida
First step of oogenesis the Enlargement of cytoplasm and gain a
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Second step oogenesis
Meiosis to form a primary oocyte
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Secondary oocyte
retains all cytoplasm and one-half of nuclear material
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Ovulation
Oogenesis completes just before ____ in cow, sow, ewe and mare
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Fertilization
Basically third step of oogenesis but I missed that blank so I'm just guessing here
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Lh surge
Ovulation occurs 24 to 45 hours after (excepts in mares)
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Prostaglandin
involved in follicular rupture
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Hilus
Site of ovulation in Cow, sow, ewe -- any point on ovary except
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Fosa
Ovulation in the mare is the
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Ovulation, Luteal cells
After ______, theca and granulosa cells become _____
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Myometrium
muscle layer of the uterus
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72 to 90
Transport time of ova in oviduct is ____ hours in bovine, ovine, porcine and equine
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Zygote has ____ polar body
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Oocyte has _____ polar body
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syngamy
The fusion of two gametes in fertilization.
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Acrosome reaction
Bound sperm complete ______ in preparation for penetration of zona pellucida
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Fertilization is complete
The pronuclei have disappeared and been replaced
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Chromosome groups, which have united in the prophase of the first cleavage division.
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vitelline membrane
Sperm head fuses with
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perivitelline space
Cortical granules spill their contents into _____
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totapotent
Each blastomere is
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Fetus
Some blastomere form the embryonic disk which becomes the
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Placenta
The trophoblast becomes the
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Morula
16- to 32-cell stage called
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Blastocyst
Fluid begins to collect in intercellular spaces and cavity forms
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​ ​(BLASTOCOELE) to give rise to a
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trophoblast, inner cell mass
Blastocyst contains two layers of cells
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Spermiation
Specific process of releasing sperm into the lumen of the seminiferous tubule
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True
The zona pellucida is the common outermost actual part of the oocyte mature and early embryo
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Mitosis
Process(es) of cellular division with no change to the DNA complement in spermatogenesis and oogenesis
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Zygote
Final stage of cell that indicates oogenesis is complete
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Ovulation typically occurs at the end of the follicular phase, about day ____ in women
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Capacitation
Essential process of removing outer lipolayer of a sperm head before fertilization can start
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Vitelline Block
Results in the vitelline membrane not being able to be crossed by any other sperm