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| Primary organs (both male & female) |
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| - Combination of ducts used to transport the reproductive cells for possible fertilization and transportation of zygote to place of incubation |
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| Organs of the male reproductive system |
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1) scrotum
2) testicles
3) spermatic duct - epididymis, vas (ductus) deverens, ejaculatory duct, urethra
4) Accessory male sex glands - prostate gland, bulbourethral (Cowper's) glands, seminal vesticles |
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| What are the male reproductive cells that produce testosterone? |
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| - Interstitial cells of leydig |
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| Female Reproductive Organs |
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1) Ovaries
2) Fallopian tubes (oviducts)
3) Uterus (womb)
4) Vagina (birth canal)
5) Vulva
6) Breasts (mammary glands) |
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| Four Phases of the Female Reproductive Cycle |
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1) 1st Phase (menstruation): day 1-5
2) 2nd Phase (before ovulation): day 5-14
3) 3rd Phase (ovulation): day 14
4) 4th Phases (after ovulation): day 15-28 |
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- Erection
- Lubrication
- Orgasm |
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| - enlargement and stiffening of the penis: penile arteries dilate and fill the sinuses with blood |
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| - mucus secreted through urethra from bulbourethral (Cowper's) Glands |
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| - semen is expelled from the urethra (ejaculation) |
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| Sexual Intercouse (women) |
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- Erection
- Lubrication
- Orgasm |
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| - clitoral erection and widespread sexual arousal result from stimulation of female genitalia |
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| - mucus is secreted by cervical lining and Bartholin glands |
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| - occurs when genital stimulation reaches maximal intensity |
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| Stages of Human Development |
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1) Ovulation
2) Fertilization
3) Implantation
4) Embryonic development
5) Birth (parturition)
- Dilation
- Expulsion
- Placental stage
6) Lactation (milk production) |
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- Ectoderm - outermost layer
- Mesoderm - middle layer
- Endoderm - innermost layer |
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- expression of traits and conditions passed from one generation to anther through sexual reproduction
- Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
- Gene
- Mutations
- Chromosomal Diseases
- Gene Diseases |
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| DNA - Deoxyribonucleic Acid |
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| - chemical found in each cell in the body that codes for production of enzymes |
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| - section of DNA on a chromosome that codes for specific enzyme |
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| - mistakes in the gene-coding system |
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| - caused by having too many or not enough chromosomes or by having a broken or missing piece of a chromosome |
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| - caused by a mistake in the DNA code of a particular gene on a particular chromosome |
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