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| produces, stores, and secretes prostate fluid |
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| one type of the two cells lining the semineferous tubules that secrete inhibin and androgen binding protein; stimulated by FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) in males |
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| A drug secreted by the Serotoli cells in the semineferous tubules which stop the overproduction of testosterone. |
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| The second type of cell found in the Semineferous tubules that is stimulated by LH which secretes testosterone. |
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| ABP (Androgen Bin Protein) |
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| A chemical secreted by Serotoli cells in the semineferous tubules which regulate testosterone. |
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| the production of male gametes (sperm) through meiosis. |
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| an androgen in the female system that thickens the cervical mucosus. |
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| the female production of gametes (oocytes; eggs) |
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| A cell in the ovaries, when stimulated by LH, produce androgens. |
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| Cells in the ovaries that, when stimulated by FSH, receive androgens and convert them into estrogen. |
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| the location of the fertilization of the female gametel the specific region would be the Ampulla of the Fallopian tubes. |
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| name of the female/male organ which produces gametes; in the female, the gonad is the ovaries and in the male, the gonad is the testes |
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| the creation from the fusion of a male and female gamete. |
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| 3 phases of the Mestral Cycle |
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| The first phase of the Menstral Cycle in which the secretion of hormones occur; stimulated by FSH |
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| The Second phase of the menstral cycle in which the hormone estrogen increases and the rupture of the ovum occurs (ovulation) |
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| The third and final phase of the Menstral Cycle; the end of the cycle |
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| the very first period a female has |
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| is the reason the corpus luteum is created; which is tied to the secretion of progesterone |
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| the inflammation of the cervix |
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| the incision of the cervix |
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| excision or removal of the uterus |
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| the visual examination of breast tissue with radiography; suggested to start at age 50 |
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| excision or removal of the ovaries |
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| removal or excision of the testes |
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| inflammation of the testes |
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| a visual examination of the vaginal canal and the cervix; suggested to start 3 years after becoming sexually active or at the age of 21 |
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| abscence of menses; abnormal menses |
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| visual examination of the vagina |
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| uterine tissue outside of the uterus |
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| implantation of the zygote outside the uterus |
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| the sensation of no longer having menses |
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| inflammation of the fallopian tubes |
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| irregular menstral cycles |
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| heavy of prolonged menstral cycles; menstral cycles lasting more than 7 days |
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