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What is the purpose of the male reproductive system?
Generate male gametes (sperm) & deliver to female reproductive system
What is the Penis?
Organ for elimination of urine/sperm
What is the Urethra?
Duct that delivers urine from bladder to outside body
What are Testis (testes)?
Primary reproductive organ, many seminiferous tubules which sperm is produced
What is the scrotum?
Pouch of skin containing testicles, houses testes away from body to lower temp during sperm production
What is the prostate gland?
Produces fluids necessary for lubricating & nourishing sperm.
What does the prostate gland control?
Release of urine & secretes protion of semen enhancing motility & fertility of sperm
What is the vas deferens?
Duct which sperm moves from testicle to urethra
What is a sperm cell?
Smallest of human cell w/ 3 distinct sections
What are the 3 parts of a sperm cell?
Head, midpiece & tail

What is the Acrosome?
Golgi- derived structure packed w. enzymes that assists w/ penetration for fertilization

What is the Head?
Contains centrioles thats compacted nucleus w/ tightly coiled DNA

What is the mid-piece?
Only part containing mitochondria & where ATP is produced helping w/ moving tail (flagellum)

What is the Flagellum (tail)?
Moves in whip like motion that propels sperm & navigates female reproductive system & reach egg
What does each gamete contributes?
22 autosomes (non-sex chromosomes) & 1 sec chromosome to zygote
What does an egg contribute?
X chromosomes
What does a sperm cell contribute?
Either X or Y chromosome
What is the main site of fertilization?
Fallopian Tube
What happens when a sperm & egg cell come together?
Fertilization
What does the acrosome do during fertilization?
Releases enzymes allowing sperm to pass to oocyte
What is a zygote?
Fertilized egg
What is a Diplod?
Zygote that has all chromosomes
What is morula?
Soild wall of cell undergoing mitosis
What is a blastocyst?
Hollow ball of cells filled w/ fluid
What happens when a zygote undergoes cleavage?
Major cell division & tissues/organs begin forming in embryo
What are the primary roles in female reproductive system?
Generating female gametes (ova/eggs) & pregnancy/birth
What is a hormone?
Chemical messenger produced by gland & transported by bloodstream that regulates specific processes in body

What is the Fallopian tube?
Carry eggs from ovaries to uterus

What are ovaries?
Female gonads where eggs are produced for reproduction

What is the uterus?
The womb

What is the vagina?
Canal that connects external genitals to cervix in female
What is implantation?
Process where blastocyst implants itself in uterine wall
What is fertilization (conception)?
the fusion of egg & sperm
What is Spermatogenesis?
Biological process where stem cell in testes divide, mature & transform into fully formed motile sperm cells
How many haploid does sperm have?
1 diploid (2n) cell produces 4 haploid cells during meiosis
How many chromosomes does a haploid cell have after meiosis?
23 chromosomes
What is Oogenesis?
Biological process of female gamete formation in ovaries
What does the female eggs/ova produce?
1 fuctional egg & 3 polar bodies
What controls Oogenesis?
Follicle development & triggers ovulation