human reproduction
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Human Reproduction
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Battle of the sexes!!!Are males and females all that different?Well…..
YesAndNo!
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Anatomy
Male Female
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Similarities2 pouches
TesticlesOvaries
Start out inside bodyTesticles “descend” before birth
Fetus begins with “starter parts” that could develop into either gender.
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Around 7th Week…Baby’s body is “told” by DNA to become either male or female.“Unused” parts disintegrate“Used” parts continue development(see overhead)
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Male or Female???DNA determines baby’s genderXX = FemaleXY = MaleDepends on which egg & sperm get together.Father determines baby’s gender.
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Anatomy – similaritiesFunction – VERY different!Male
UncomplicatedProduce sperm
2-4 MILLION every day
FemaleVery Complicated!One eggOnce a monthCareful coordination of hormones & bodyTiming perfect!
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FemalesOvaries
2 pouchesContain ova
Born with all of her eggs (~ 400,000)Use up ~500Won’t run out!
OvulationOne egg released from ovary to oviduct (fallopian tube)
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After OvulationEgg pushed along by ciliaFew days travel time to arrive in uterus
Cervix – Opening between uterus & vaginaNormally tinyAt birth – muscles pull open (dilation) cervix to allow baby to pass through = Labor
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Menstrual CycleComplex combination of 10-12 chemicals (hormones)Usually one egg once a monthAll about timing!!!
Uterus must be ready when egg gets there in case it was fertilizedIf no fertilization, tear down lining of uterus and rebuild for next month
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28-Day Cycle (average)Three Stages
1. Tear Down2. Rebuild3. Extra nutrients/blood for potential baby
No Baby?Back to #1
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Chemicals (hormones)Regulate events in the body
EstrogenProgesteroneLH (leuteinizing hormone)FSH (follicle stimulating hormone)Many others
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Day 1First menstrual blood & tissueNo baby = breaks down lining of uterus5-7 days of blood/tissue exits body
Pre-Ovulation
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~Day 14Ovulation = Egg releasedTemp spikes slightlyMost fertile in next few days!
Able to get pregnantEgg gets fertilized while traveling through oviduct.
Post-Ovulation
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If fertilized…Zygote begins to divide as it travels through oviductImplants into lining of uterus
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If not fertilized…Egg travels through oviduct to uterusExits body with blood and tissues during menstruation
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Birth Control Pills“Trick” body into thinking it’s pregnant
Extra hormonesNo ovulation occursNo ovulation = no egg = no fertilization = no baby!No hormones taken for 7 days = menstruation
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MaleTestes
Produce 2-4 million sperm every day Outside body – why?
Sperm like temps 1-2° cooler than body temp
Vas DeferensTube sperm travel through
VasectomyCut/tie off tube – sperm can’t get out!
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SemenContains
300-500 million spermSperm foodpH buffers
Allows sperm to survive for a couple of days inside female’s body (hostile environment)
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What is sperm?Then…
Used to think it was a tiny human inside each cellSpermists vs. Ovists
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Now…Contains Several Parts:
HeadChemical to dissolve egg gooDad’s genetic information (DNA)
MitochondriaEnergy
TailSwimming
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Prostate GlandAdds non-sperm stuff to semen
pH buffersNourishment
Cancer very commonSlower-growing (usually)Surgery for removal
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Bulbourethral glandAdds lubricant to aid travel of semen through the urethra
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Conception/Fertilization
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Conception/FertilizationEjaculation
Release of 300-500 million spermEgg needs to be in oviductSperm to egg, not an easy task
Go wrong direction : 2 paths – only 1 leads to an eggGet attacked by female’s white blood cellsAcidic environmentCurrent
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Once egg is located…Dissolve protective goo surrounding eggOne gets through – enters eggInstant biochemical change in zygote
No more sperm allowed in
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Zygote begins development
Time Lapse Development
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Implants in uterine liningEndometrium= outer lining of uterus
Becomes placentaUses mother’s nutrientsContinues development
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Fetal DevelopmentAnmion
Membrane surrounding babyContains amniotic fluidBreaks just before birth = “water broke”
Amniotic FluidThe “water” – surrounding babyBuoyant cradle for baby
ProtectionFree movement
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Fetal Dev (cont’d)Umbilical Cord
Blood vessels from placenta to babyMom’s & baby’s blood do not circulate together!
Can have 2 different blood typesDiffusion
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Ancient beliefsWak Wak tree
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BirthLabor – muscles used to open cervixBaby flips upside down
Head first!Feet first = Breech (bad)
Cesarian Section (“C-section”) surgical removal of baby
After baby is born mom delivers placenta (“afterbirth”) that detaches from uterus
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BreastfeedingMost nutritious option for baby
Milk changes as baby growsAntibodies from mom create immunity for babyStudies have shown correlation between breastfeeding and higher intelligence in baby.Bond w/baby is stronger
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Twins/Multiple BirthsTwo types
MonozygoticFrom one eggIdentical
DizygoticFrom two eggsFraternalNot identical
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Identical twinsOne zygoteSplits in 2No one knows why!Completely random = does NOT run in familiesSame exact DNANature’s clones
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Fraternal Twins2 separate eggs get fertilized with 2 different sperm cellsMore than one egg got released during ovulationSiblings
Can be sistersBrothersBrother and sister
Tends to run in families
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Conjoined TwinsUsed to be called “Siamese” twinsFirst well known case was in SiamIdentical twins that never completely separated during developmentSometimes can be separated, depending on what is shared.
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