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Sexual Reproduction

Sexual Reproduction. Chapter 38. Asexual Exact copy Mitosis One parent Constant conditions. Sexual Genetic variety Meiosis = eggs & sperm Two parents Changing conditions. I1. Sexual/Asexual Reproduction. Budding of polyps. Asexual examples : Hydra. Regen-eration Of cut pieces.

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Sexual Reproduction

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  1. Sexual Reproduction Chapter 38

  2. Asexual Exact copy Mitosis One parent Constant conditions Sexual Genetic variety Meiosis = eggs & sperm Two parents Changing conditions I1.Sexual/Asexual Reproduction

  3. Budding of polyps Asexual examples: Hydra Regen-eration Of cut pieces

  4. Amoeba asexual division Nucleus 2nd amoeba

  5. Asexual Reproduction: Runners in strawberries Spores in Puffball Mushrooms

  6. Sexual Reproduction

  7. “Joey” develops in a Pouch

  8. Flowering Plants Sexual Reproduction Dry Pollen For sperm

  9. Ferns Sexual & Asexual Reproduction Sexual & Asexual

  10. Egg Round Floats Food reserves One Ovaries 1N haploid Sperm Oval Flagella No food reserves Many secrete enzyme to penetrate egg membrane Testicles 1N haploid Comparison of Egg & Sperm

  11. Sperm • 1/600th inch • Survives in Temperature of 93o – 97o • 3 Parts: • Head or Cap – holds Genetic Information of Father • Body – filled with mitochondria & supplies energy • Tail – flagellum to propel and move • 200 million sperm made every 24 hours • 750 feet of twisted tubules which contain specialized cells that each care for about 150 sperm • Testosterone & Estrogen made exactly balanced to develop specific sexual characteristics

  12. February 23, 2010 • Draw a sperm and label its parts • Review Vocab #2 • Notes 38.1 • Inside Story page 1033

  13. Meiosis in the Gonads Sperm Meiotic cell division Egg

  14. Gonads make gametes! Testes make sperm

  15. Male Reproduction • Scrotum – sac surrounding testes that maintain temperature – muscles contract/relax • Temperature must be 3o below body for sperm • Testes – produces sperm cells haploid (1n) produce 4 • Sperm – male gamete • Enzymes in cap or head allow sperm to penetrate egg • Nucleus contains genetic material • Mitochondria – lots for energy to move • Flagellum – for movement

  16. Epidiymis – stores sperm from testes until mature • Vas Deferens – duct that carries sperm to ejaculatory glands and urethra • Semen - fluid • Seminal Vesicles - at base of bladder that secretes mucous like fluid to increase fructose energy • Prostate glands – underneath bladder secretes alkaline fluid to help sperm survive & move • Bulburethral Glands – secrete clear sticky alkaline fluid protecting sperm by neutralizing acidic environment of vagina

  17. Uretha– tube running from the bladder that carries urine out through the penis. • Semen enters the urethra after a muscle closes it off from the bladder. • Semen is ejaculated through this tube that runs the length of the penis.

  18. Chromosomes Sex Chromosome Y determines a Male

  19. February 24, 2010 • List the hormones and their actions for the male and female reproductive system. • Trace the pathway of sperm from the testes • Notes cont….

  20. Reproduction Hormones - Puberty

  21. Gonads make gametes! Ovaries make eggs

  22. Female Reproductive System • Ovary – size of an almond, where eggs are produced approximately 400/life • Egg production is before birth, goes through meiosis – prophase 1 then rests till sexual maturity • Oviduct – tube that transports the egg to the uterus, fertilization occurs here • Ovulation – oocytes finish meiosis the egg ruptures the ovary & released into oviduct (1n) 1 egg, 3 polar bodies dissolve • Fertilized egg remains in oviduct for 7 days then divides and embeds in the lining of uterus–9 months

  23. Unfertilized - the egg and lining of the uterus will shed called the… • Phases of Menstrual Cycle: • 1. Flow Phase - Discard of egg & uterine lining – lasts approximately 5 days • 2. Follicular Phase – FSH increases & another follicle goes through meiosis II, lasts from day 6-14, LH released & Ovulation occurs around day 14 by rupturing ovary • 3. Luteal phase – 15-28 days the corpus luteum releases progesterone & some estrogen to increase blood supply (lipids) preparing for pregnancy by thickening the endometrium lining of the uterus

  24. February 25 • Draw the negative feedback cycle… Then describe it in words. • PS Lab 38.1 • Finish up Notes

  25. Negative Feedback Cycle

  26. Menstrual Cycle

  27. Tracking Hormone Levels Make a graph showing the changes in amounts of LH & FSH throughout the menstrual cycle. Use 2 different colors & label please. Make another graph showing the levels of estrogen and progesterone.

  28. Tracking Hormone Levels (cont) • Analysis: • 1. Describe the pattern of each hormone. • 2. Indicate with a dashed line how progesterone level would look if pregnancy occurred.

  29. Tubal ligation

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