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CH. 15 - REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Objectives: 1. Review male & female reproductive anatomy 2. Gametogenesis & steroidogenesis 3. Reproductive problems 3. Male Reproductive anatomy and physiology. Testes = paired gonads that produce sperm and testosterone Seminiferous tubules = coiled tubes within testes where sperm produced. 3 cell types in seminiferous tubules: Fig 15.3 Leydig cells Spermatogonia Sertoli cells 1

3. Male Reproductive anatomy and physiology. Testes = paired gonads that produce sperm and testosterone Seminiferous tubules = coiled tubes within testes where sperm produced. 3 cell types in seminiferous tubules: 1. Sertoli cells. 2. Leydig cells -. 3. Spermatogonia -. Epididymis = where sperm stored & mature before ejaculation. Scrotum = contain testes outside of abdomen ~3 lower than body temp (98.6). Inguinal ring Spermatic cord epididymis Cremaster muscle testes scrotum 2

Cremaster muscle = muscle that lifts/lowers testes for temperature regulation. inguinal ring = opening in abdominal cavity where testes descend into scrotal sac of male fetus by 7 months gestation. Inguinal ring spermatic cord = connective tissue sheath around cremaster, nerves, vessels, vas deferens. epididymis testes Spermatic cord Cremaster muscle scrotum 3 Sperm Transport Tubes: 1. Vas deferens = 2. Ejaculaory duct =. 3. Urethra =. Fig 15.9 Vasectomy = Urinary bladder Urethra Epididymis Testis Scrotum 3

3 Sperm Transport Tubes: 1. Vas deferens 2. Ejaculaory duct 3. Urethra 3 Male Secretory Glands: 1. Seminal vesicles produces: -alkaline mucus (counteract vaginal acidity) Fig 15.9 -prostaglandin (cause uterine contractions) -fructose (energy source) 2. Prostate 3. Bulbourethral gland Urethra Urinary bladder Epididymis Testis Scrotum PROSTATE HEALTH - Clinical App > Benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) - Clinical App Pg 390 - Prostate grows with age. - non-cancerous growth of prostate. - Can interfere with urine or semen transport. Prostate cancer Malignant Detect with PSA = prostate-specific antigen. High levels in blood indicate possible prostate cancer. 4

Erectile chambers of penis. Fig 15.10 Corpus cavernosa = upper left and right chamber. - have arterial blood supply to fill with blood. - arteries vasodilate based on nitric oxide (NO) release. Corpus spongiosum = lower chamber surrounding urethra How an erection works: Clinical App 1. Stimulation Causes release of in arteries of corpus cavernosa. 2. NO causes production of a chemical second messenger called. 3. causes arteries to relax & they open wide (vasodilate) allowing blood into spongy chambers. 4. Fluid pressure of blood causes erection. 5. When stimulation done, or after ejaculation, cgmp is broken down by enzyme ( ). Erection ends 5

3/27/2017 How ED Drugs work (Viagra, Cialis, Levitra): Question: What is phosphodiesterase? Phosphodiesterase inhibitor = a chemical that inhibits phosphodiesterase. So, what would giving a phosphodiesterase inhibitor do to cgmp levels in the corpus cavernosa? What would that do to arteries in the penis? What would that do w/respect to an erection? Viagra, Cialis, & Levitra are phosphodiesterase inhibitors. 4. Gametogenesis and Steroidogenesis in Males and Females Gametogenesis =. > Spermatogenesis =. > Oogenesis =. Steroidogenesis = 6

Spermatogenesis: Spermatogonia (2n) = cells that undergo meiosis to make sperm. Fig 15.6 Primary spermatocyte (2n) Secondary spermatocytes (1n) Spermatids (1n) = immature sperm cells. Spermatozoa = mature sperm cells. Steroidogenesis (Male & Female) = review Hypothalamus endocrine function: > communicates between nervous and endocrine systems > Secretes releasing hormone to stimulate gonads = > This stimulates anterior pituitary to secrete & > These hormones stimulate gonads & 7

Steroidogenesis Hypothalamic neurons secrete releasing hormone GnRH Anterior pituitary responds to GnRH by secreting LH & FSH: Testes LH make testosterone FSH stim. sperm develop. Ovaries LH make estrogen & ovulate egg FSH stim. egg development. Steroidogenesis Hypothalamic neurons secrete releasing hormone GnRH HOW DOES HORMONAL BIRTH CONTROL WORK?? Clinical App Anterior pituitary responds to GnRH by secreting LH & FSH: Testes LH make testosterone FSH stim. sperm develop. Ovaries LH make estrogen & ovulate egg FSH stim. egg development. 8

Review Male reproductive anatomy & physiology - male sexual structures - physiology of an erection - reproductive problems (ED, BPH) Gametogenesis - spermatogenesis - oogenesis Steroidogenesis - Hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis - negative feedback inhibition of steroidogenesis 17 5. Female Reproductive Anatomy & Physiology. Fallopian tube Ovary Cervix Bladder Ovaries = Clitoris Vagina = Labia minor Labia major sagittal section External genitalia > Vulva= > Clitoris= 9

5. Female Reproductive Anatomy & Physiology. Uterus = > Fallopian tubes= > Cervix = > Myometrium=. > Endometrium= secretes prostaglandin External Genitalia Vestibule = tissue surrounding urethral & vaginal openings. Prone to tearing during childbirth! Question: What is an episiotomy? 10

Endometriosis = when endometrial tissue of uterus wanders out of uterus to different locations. Still responds to progesterone by proliferating, and then shedding when progesterone declines each menstrual cycle. *Painful! Uterine Fibroids Clinical App 11

The Fallopian Tubes Ectopic Pregnancy = Frequency of 2% among females. http://www.aafp.org/afp/2000/0215/p1080.html Placenta The Fallopian Tubes Danger of an Out-of-place pregnancy = only uterus & its strong ligaments can support weight of growing fetus. Only endometrium capable of forming a fully functional placenta. All other tissues not compatible for pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy is NEVER viable for the embryo AND is lifethreatening for the mother 12

HPV human papilloma virus. Present in 50% of sexually active adult population. Can cause polyps and warts at site of contact. Can lead to increased risk for cancer. Vaginal warts Cervical cancer stages Cervical warts Oral/throat cancer? Penile warts HPV Vaccine - 2006 - Gardasil marketed by Merck & Cervarix by GlaxoSmithKline - Both are set of 3 vaccinations. Only Gardasil is: - Effective against 4 strains HPV 2 which cause cancer & 2 which cause warts - Tested & recommended for 9-26 yr old girls AND boys (younger is better - before sexual exposure!) - Can get up to 21-26 yrs but protection goes down w/sexual exposure. Source: www.cdc.gov/hpv/vaccine 13

The Ovaries have follicles that contain a developing egg. Once a month one follicle & egg mature. A secondary oocyte is ovulated. The remaining follicle becomes the corpus luteum & produces progesterone. Fig 15.18 1. Primary follicle contains oogonium. 2. Secondary follicle contains primary ooctye. 3. Graafian follicle contains secondary ooctye. 6. If no fertilization CL disintegrates. 5. Graafian follicle remains in ovary & becomes corpus luteum (CL) making progesterone. 4. Secondary ooctye ovulated Ovarian cycle Fig 15.19 Days: 1-13 = Follicle phase - Egg development from FSH Day 14 = ovulation LH high Days 15-28 = - CL makes progesterone Menstrual cycle Days: 1-5 = menstruation - progesterone low 5 14 = Estrogen 15 28 = - endometrium thickens - progesterone 14

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Oogenesis: Oogonium (2n) Fig 15.16 Primary oocyte (2n) Puberty Oogenesis: Oogonium (2n) Fig 15.16 Primary oocyte (2n) Puberty Secondary oocyte (1n) within graafian follicle - 2 ooctye is ovulated once/month - graafian follicle becomes corpus luteum - CL produces progesterone ~14 days Progesterone = hormone released from CL that maintains uterus in pregnancyfriendly state. Prevents egg development and ovulation. Not fertilized If fertilized 16

IF no fertilization: Corpus luteum breaks down and stops progesterone secretion @day 28. Without progesterone, endometrium secretes prostaglandin, which cause uterine contractions to expel menstrual tissue. Menstrual flow egg and lining shed IF no fertilization: Corpus luteum breaks down and stops progesterone secretion @day 28. Without progesterone, endometrium secretes prostaglandin, which cause uterine contractions to expel menstrual tissue. Menstrual flow egg and lining shed IF fertilization: Embryo makes hcg within 1 week (the hormone pregnancy tests detect) hcg rescues corpus luteum it keeps making progesterone ~ 1month (until placenta forms and takes over progesterone production). Clinical App 17

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome = follicles in ovary fill with fluid (cysts). Painful condition that decreases fertility. Treatment: Ovarian cancer risk factors include: risk factors include: > Genetics (close female relative had it) > not have genetics > mutation in BRCA gene!!!! > no mutation in BRCA gene > More ovulations in life > fewer ovulations (never on birth control, never pregnant) (have taken BC, or pregnant) > hormonal problems > Polycystic ovarian syndrome Question: Why do you think having been on birth control lowers risk of ovarian cancer?? Ovarian and Breast Cancer and the BRCA Gene: BRCA Gene = tumor suppressor gene that normally suppresses tumor growth (a good thing!) Mutation in BRCA Gene means the gene does not suppress tumors. Mutation in this gene associated with increased risk for ovarian & breast cancer. Can get blood test for it. Breast cancer Angelina Jolie Mutation in BRCA 1 BRCA 2 risk by 65 85% risk by 39% Ovarian cancer CA-125 test = cancer antigen 125 increased levels of this in blood associated with risk of ovarian cancer (separate from BRCA gene) risk by 45% risk by 11% 18

Review Female reproductive anatomy & physiology - reproductive structures - ectopic pregnancy & endometriosis - HPV, warts, cervical cancer, HPV vaccine, ovarian & breast cancer - review of oogeneis - menstrual & ovarian cycle - role of hcg in rescuing corpus luteum in pregnancy 37 19