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Introduction
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THE BEGINING
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Gametogenesis• It is the process by which
mature gametes (Sperm or Ovum) are formed from primitive germ cells.
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Aim of Gametogenesis
Production of mature male and female gametes with the following changes:Nucleus: reduction of diploid number (46 chromosomes) into haploid number (23 chromosomes).Cytoplasm: Increase in size in ova and markedly reduced in sperms.
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Two Types of Divisions Occur During Gametogenesis
•1- Mitotic division.•2- Meiotic division.
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MITOTIC DIVISION
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MEIOTIC DIVISION
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Where and when Sperm or Ovum
are formed?
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Sperm Ovum
Where In seminepherou tubules and epididymis
In cortex of ovary and fallopian tube
When From puberety till old age.
From intra-uterine life then arrested and completed from puberty to menopause.
Gametogenesis
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MALE GENITAL SYSTEM
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Seminepherous tubules
Epididymis
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FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
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Ovary
Uterine tube
Uterus
Vagina
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Source of Primitive Germ Cells
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- Primitive germ cells appear at caudal part of yolk sac at the 2nd week.
- Then they migrate to reach developing gonads (testis in male & ovary in female) at the 5th week.
- In males: Primitive germ cells will fill and block seminephrous tubules in testis and named spermatogonia.
- In females: Primitive germ cells will be present in cortex of ovary and named oogonia.
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Source of primordial germ cells
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Spermatogenesis
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Spermatogenesis• It is the process by which sperms are formed
from primitive germ cells.• Site: in seminephrous tubules in testis and epididymis.• Time: starting at puberty and continues till old age.
• Aim: 1- Reduction of diploid to haploid number of
chromosomes.2- Determination of sex of sperms.3- Giving the sperms the ability to move and fertilize
the ovum.
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Stages of Spermatogenesis
•A- Spermatocytogenesis.•B- Spermiogenesis.
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A- Spermato-cytogenesis
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Stem spermatogonial cells(46 ch)
Sertoli cells
Spermatogonia A (46 ch)Spermatogonia B (46 ch)
Primary spermatocyte (46 ch)
Secondary spermatocytes (23 ch)
4 sperematids (23 ch)
SpermsSummary of spermatogenesis
Wall of seminephrous tubule
Ist meiotic
2nd meiotic
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B- Spermio-genesis
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Spermatid
Sperm
Nucleus
Golgi apparatus
Mitochondria
Shedding of cytoplasm
Centriol
Axila filament
Acrosomal cap
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Seminepherous tubules
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Abnormal forms of sperms
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Oogenesis
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FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
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Ovary
Uterine tube
Uterus
Vagina
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Oogenesis: It is a process by which mature ovum is formed from primitive germ cell (oogonium).Site: in cortex of ovary.Time: Starting in intrauterine life and then arrested till puberty when it continues till menopause.Aim: 1- Reduction of diploid to haploid number.2- Storage of cytoplasm.3- Contains only X-chromosome.
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• Oogenesis passes into 3 stages:1- Before birth.2- At birth.3- From puberty to menopause (ovarian cycle).
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Before Birth (Intrauterine life)At 3rd month:-Mitotic divisions of oogonia (46 ch,XX) to increase the number.At the 5th month: the count reaches 7 millions in both ovaries.Till birth:Then most of oogonia degenerate, reducing the count.-the remaining oogonia enlarge to form primary oocytes (46 ch,XX).-Each primary oocyte starts 1st meiotic division and arrested then becomes surrounded by follicular cells to form Primordial follicles.
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Primary oocytes arrested in 1st meiotic division
Single layer of follicular cells
At birth ovaries contain only primordial follicles (primary oocytes arrested in 1st meiotic division) surrounded with a layer of follicular cells
At birth (In the cortex of ovary)
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At Puberty
FSH & LHovarian cycle .
menstrual cycle.Esterogen & Progesterone
Pituitary Gland
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Ovarian Cycle
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Primordial folliclesPrimary
follicles Graafian follicle
Ovulation
Ovum (2dry oocyte arrested in 2nd meiotic division
Corona radiata
Corpus luteum
2dry follicle
Corpus albicans
Zona pellucida
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OVARIAN & MENSTRUAL CYCLES
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FSH
Follicular phase (14 days)
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Effects of FSH• Formation of primary and
secondary follicles from the primordial follicles.
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Primordial Follicle Primary FolliclePrimary oocyte arrested in 1st meiotic division
Single layer of follicular cells Multiple layer of follicular
cells
FSH
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Primary Follicle Secondary Follicle
SpacesDeveloping thecal sheath
Developing zona pellucida
FSH
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Growing 2dry follicle Secondary Follicle
Primary oocyte arrested in 1st meiotic division Zona
pellucida
Granulosa cells
Crescentic follicular antrum
Theca interna Theca
externa
FSH
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Secondary Follicle Graafian Follicle
Follicular antrum
Primary oocyte arrested in 1st meiotic division
Secondary oocyte arrested in 2nd meiotic division.
LHFSH
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Effects of LH• 1- Formaton of Graafian follicle.• 2- Ovulation.• 3- Formation of corpus luteum.
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Graafian FollicleTheca externa
Theca interna
Stratum granulosum
Follicular antrum
Cumulus oophorus
Zona pellucida
Secondary oocyte arrested in 2nd meiotic division
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Fate of Graafian follicleTwo important events occur to the Graafian follicle:1- Ovulation.2- Formation of corpus luteum.
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1- Ovulation
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Steps of Ovulation LH from pituitary will produce the following changes:1- Inceases size of 2dry follicle to form Graafian follicle.2- Stimulate collagenase enzyme.3- Stimulate prostaglandins.4- Complete 1st meiotic division of primary oocyte to form 2dry oocyte (23 ch) and 1st polar body and start 2nd meiotic division.5- Ovulation.6- Formation of corpus luteum inside the ovary from the ruptured Graafian follicle.
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OVULATION
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Ovulation by Electron Microscope
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2- Corpus luteum
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CORPUS LUTEUM
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Corpus albicans
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Corpus Luteum• It is the lutenized Graafian follicle under the effect of
lutenizing hormone (L.H.). This occurs in the second half of ovarian cycle (luteal phase). Yellow pigments are deposited in granulosa and theca interna cells.
• Corpus luteum produces progesterone hormone which is responsible for secretory phase of uterine cycle.
• - Fate of corpus luteum:– No fertilization, it lives for 10 days and the transformed into
fibrous tissue called corpus albicans and stop secreting progesterone.
– With fertilization, it stays till the 4th month to keep endometrium intact.
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Differences between divisions in spermatogenesis and
oogenesis
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Ovarian Cycle• 1- Follicular phase : Graafian follicle is formed from
primary follicle under the effect of F.S.H. hormone. Growing follicle in this phase secretes estrogen hormone. (from 1st day to 13th day)
• 2- Ovulation: rupture of Graffian follicle and release of 2dty oocyte arrested in 2nd meiotic division. It is surrounded by corona radiata and zona pellucida, under effect of L.H. It occurs at 14th day .
• 3- Luteal phase: Yellow coloration of ruptured Graffian follicle (under effect of L.H. ) to form Corpus luteum. It secretes progesterone and small amount of estrogen (from day 15 – 28).
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Ovarian Cycle
Dr. Sherif Fahmy
Primordial folliclesPrimary
follicles Graafian follicle
Ovulation
Ovum
Corona radiata
Corpus luteum
2dry follicle
Corpus luteum
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OVARIAN & MENSTRUAL CYCLES
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Uterine (menstrual) Cycle
Esterogen
Progesterone & esterogen
EsterogenProgesterone and few esterogen
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Layers of Endometrium• 1- Superficial layer
(compact): It contains neck of glands.
• 2- Middle layer (Spongy): Edematous layer that contains body of the glands.
• 3- Basal layer: Thin layer that contains fundi of glands. Responsible for regeneration. It is not lost during menstruation.
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Phases of Uterine cycle• 1- Menstrual phase (menstruation): -
1st day of the cycle is the 1st day of menstruation.-It is completed within 3 to 4 days.-There is loss of non-clotted blood, glands, blood vessels and endometrial cells (compact and spongy layers of endometrium).-It occurs due to spasm of endometrial arteriols as a result of degeneration of corpus luteum and drop in level of progesterone. Dr. Sherif Fahmy
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• 2- Proliferative phase: • Other names are: follicular,
estrogenic or post-menstrual.• Endometrium restores its loses and
its thickness becomes 4 mms.• Glands become longer but straight.• This phase is under effect of
estrogen.• It lasts for 10 days. Dr. Sherif Fahmy
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• 3- Secretory phase:• -Other names are luteal phase, progestational
or premenstrual.• -Blood vessels and glands become spiral.• -Endometrium becomes differentiated into
superficial compact, middle spongy & basal layers
• -This phase is under effect of progesterone and small amount of estrogen produced by corpus luteum.
• -It lasts for 14 days.Dr. Sherif Fahmy