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Human Reproduction

The document provides an overview of human reproduction, detailing the male and female reproductive systems, including the structures and functions of organs involved in gametogenesis, fertilization, and embryonic development. It describes the processes of spermatogenesis and oogenesis, as well as the hormonal regulation of the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. Additionally, it covers the stages of fertilization, implantation, and the development of the embryo and placenta.

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Human Reproduction

The document provides an overview of human reproduction, detailing the male and female reproductive systems, including the structures and functions of organs involved in gametogenesis, fertilization, and embryonic development. It describes the processes of spermatogenesis and oogenesis, as well as the hormonal regulation of the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. Additionally, it covers the stages of fertilization, implantation, and the development of the embryo and placenta.

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Human

Reproduction

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Female Reproductive System
Male ReproductiveSystem
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a
pair of Accesory Accessory external *
Ovary Primary Sex Organ produce ovum &
-

>
,

testis ducts gland genitalia ovarian 2-4 hormones, cn in


~

length.
Paired testes-enclosed Connect to
S

* -
-
scrotum,
in it
pelvic wall Uterus by ligament
Maintain 2-2 5 lauer covered
by thin epithilium which encloses
.

temp. for Spermatogenexis Ovarian Stroma It has outer Cortex E


.
,

8
Width 2-3
Length medulla
: 4-5cm : am
· Oval
shaped .

, Inner .

=> Testes
Each testis
*
Ducts-ovary >
-

fimbriae > -

infundibulum
>250 testicular
· ~

Produce Collect tu unel


Contains lobules ovum ovum
Shaped

each lobule
>
-

contain
1-3 coiled
Seminiferous tubules (lined from >
-

Ampulla >
-
isthmus > Uterus > Cervix
Join uterus
-
-

wider part
inside
by type of cell)
2
X
Vagina
F
>
-

male cell Sertoli cell


germ I provide nutrition to
(Sperm formation)
*

uterus
* (Womb) -

enverted pear shaped

germCelleule Called
,

attached to pelvic wall


by ligaments
·

Region Outside
Seminiferous Wall--external-Perimetrium
interstitial spaces contain 3
small blood
layers of Uterine

middlemyometria
Vesple, interstitial Cells or
leydig Cells .

exhibity strong
Contractions X
·
leydig Cell Secrete
Androgens
&

. birth.
FSH
during child

leydig
LH Sertoli Cells
acty on acts
·

. on .

@Simpli5yre Cyclical change


Undergo menstrual
*
Accesory Ducts-Rete testis Vasa ,
during Cycle
@Simpli5yre efferentic Epididymis, External,

Vaja
deferens .

genitalia-
cushion tixgue
mons pubis- of fatty
Pathway of Sperm-
·

=> hair.
covered
by Skin & pubic
ST - R T .

Reference > epididymis


.
. . >
-
-
·
labia
majora-fleshy fold of tixone .

deferens- ejaculatory duct > labia minora-paired


> V
fold of tis

-
. > , - ·
Sue

urethra. under labie


majora .

lies
*
esory glands clitoria-highly sensitive O
rgan
·

2 labia Minora.
↓ ↓ Bulbourethral
at
upper junc of
· Seminal Vesicle (2) These Secretion
8
Secretion
rich in fructose, helps &

*
gland-tissue
en
·
Prostate (1)
Bulbourethral (2)
Calcium & Other
enzyme
lubrication
Penis.
Manemary Contain
glandular
of I fat
·

made has

genetalia of glanduler tissue


8

Externalectile mammary lobes 15-20



>
*
- -
S

join to
tissue. Entain Alveolier tubule-
,
into form
>
ducts
Connected
·

enlarged end >


-
glans penix covered Ampulla-Y lactiferous ductto
.

by fore Skin .

*
-
Spermatogenesis
S
-
permogenesix
Spermaid transform into
:

Spermatozoa (Sperm).
Spermiation : Release of sperm from Seminif-
-

erous tubule .

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Spermatogonia
↓ mitosis
122) -

=> Shematic
presentation

Primary Spermatocyte-12n)
↓ meiosis-1 Oogoniefoetal Stage)
Secondary

Spermatocyte
meiosis-11
- (n) Primary Oocyte-(22)
1st Polar
body / meiosix-1 (prior to ovulation)
Spermatio (2)
Secondary (2)
↓ Differentiation
2nd Polar oocyte
body/
Spermatozoa (n) meiosix-11
(during fertilisation)
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control Ovum
Formonal of ematogeness
> Structure
of Ovum-3 membranes
-

get Anterior Pitintary


Hypothalamus Secrete GuRH
FSH
(a) Plasma membrane-innermost
Secrete 2
gondotrophins -
- (b) zona Pellucida-outer to plasma membrane .
>
-

LH
(C) Corona Radiata-outer
layer formed of follicle Cell
FSH Sertoli Cell- factors >
-

Spermio- -

Menstruale
-genesi

LH Leydig Cell-androgens
th
1 Menstrual
Spermato Phase-1-5 day
.

>
-

-genes · menstrual occur if released ovum is not

=> Structure of Spermatozoa (Sperm) fertilized , results in breakdown


of endometrial

that comes out


lining & Uterine
.
blood vessels ,

In
rough Vagina
-

Head-Acrosome + Nucleus Contains


lytic
·
.

which
helps in
fertilization 2 Follicular phase-5-13
Enzyme day
.

- -

·
Middle piece-have Mitochondria which
produce
&

Primary follide
grom fully to become a

energy for sperm motility . mature


graffian follic Simultaneously
E
Tail
for motility Mhe endometrium
regenerates through proliferation
· -
-

.
.

level of FSHELH*
gradually which stimulates
·

Human
ejaculate 200-300 million
>
the secration
of estrogen
-

man .

Sperms during coitus Both attain middle


LHEFSH peak level


.
a ·
in

>
for normal
fertility at least 60%Sperms
of Cycle
day) (about 14th
-

, ,
,

must have normal


shape a size
motility
.
40%
of 3
Dulatory Phase-14th day
them must show
vigorous . ·
LHEFSH attains attain a peak level in

*
Oogenesis middle
Cycle
of Called LH Surge
.

Oogonia
mitosis
primary cyte I unde
a Pri follicle
LH
surge induce rupture of graffian follice
·

>
- or ·

sa
Cell
thereby & release Ovum .

more
layer
4 luteal Phase-15-28h
> Sec
follic-tert follicle day
-

>
of granulosa
.
-

a there Cells &·


Antrumis present ,

·
Theca internat
externa
After ovulation
·

follicle is
graffianendocrine ,

=> Zonapellucida l
Graffian follicle ransformed into yellow
-

Surround 2 "oocyte-2ocyte
Docyte
@Simpli5yre mass called Corpus luteum . It Secrete

progesterone .

menstruation
=>Menarche-first
Cycle
=> Menopause-Menstrual
Ceases .

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I
Fertilisation Pregnancy & embryonic development
insemination After implantation finger-like projections (chorionic villi)
Sperm

>
Vagina Cervical Canal
· -
>
appear on trophoblast.
-

>
-

Uterux > isthmus > Ampullary Iunch


- -

They are surrounded by uterine tissue & maternal blood.

]
4 · The chorionic villi & uterine tissue are interdigitated
Ovum > fimbriae > infundibulum
-

· -

to form placenta. It is a structural & functional unit


@Simpli5yre Fertilisation b/w embryo & maternal body.
&
Placenta is connected to embryo by an umbilical cord.
It transports substances to & from placenta.
During Fertilisation ,
a
sperm comes in Contact

with zona
pellucida layer of ovum . => Placenta-supply O2 & nutrients and remove

↓ @Simpli5yre CO Waste.

This induce change in membrane that


-

Act as endocrine
gland I produce hCG, UPL .

block - also from


entry of additional sperms

Oestrogen progesteroneI relaxin
,
.
. ovary

hCG hiLe relaxin


only during pregnancy.
* -
,

it ensures that ,

only one
sperm can
fertilise *
During pregnancy estrogen progesterone, ,

the Cortisol prolactin


ovum .
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,
thyroxine also increased .
,


=> Eyonic development
The Secretions of acrosome help the
Sperm
enter into the
Cytoplasm of Ovum In
rough After one month : Heart is
formed
- ·

the Zona
pellucida & Plasma membrane. ⑧
End
of second month : limbs &
digits .

↓ End 12 weeks (1 trim) :


of Major Organ System
O
.

This induc completion of During


ofmonthFirstmovementironHeaeyelid
meiotic division the
of
·

End
Secondary oocyte leads to
formation of
·
second
polar body
& haploid Ovum Lootid). Separate & eyelashes formed.
End
of 9 month : Ready for delivery

.
Sperm
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Paturition & Letation
fully developed foetus E placente >
-
mild uterine

mitotic Contractions
foetal ejection reflex - release of
>
-

Ovum
division
Oxytocin from maternal pitintary Stronger Uterine >
-

Contractions > Expulsion


of baby out of
-
Uterus
through
isthmus birth Canal it is called Partition
inner (el)
,
, Soon
placenta is >
-

also expelled out, of Uterux


mas
·

= lactatiOh-mammary gland produce milk


Trophoblast towards the
> end
of pregnancy.
Blastocyst => Colostrum-yellowish produced during
milk
Trophoblast gives nourishment to inner cell mass. Also initial
few day of lactation
&
.

it gets attached to endometrium. Stem cell I Contain Several


it antibodies essential to

After attachment, uterine cells divide rapidly & cover
blastocyst. Thus, the blastocyst becomes embedded in
develope resistance for the newborn babies.

endometrium. This is called implantation.


r

b The inner cell mass get differentiated to 3 germ layers


.

(outer ectoderm,middle mesoderm & inner endoderm).


This 3-layered structure (gastrula) forms the embryo.

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