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Title: Secondary Sex Traits


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Secondary Sex Traits
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  • Hormones Proteins made in the brain and sex
    organs

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Puberty
  • A. Hormones
  • cause production of sex cells
  • control development of adult characteristics
  • B. Pubescence
  • Growth spurt prior to puberty

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Hormones influences
  • Endocrine system
  • hypothalamus (gland in brain) sends messages to
    pituitary

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Pituitary (another gland in brain) hormones are
produced
  • 1. Gonadotrophic hormone (FSH and LH)
  • Develops gonads
  • Responsible for menstrual cycle
  • Responsible for developing sex characteristics

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Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
  • Female Stimulates production of eggs and
    estrogen. Amount varies throughout life.
  • b. Male Stimulates testes to manufacture sperm.
  • c. Amount of FSH in males is the same throughout
    life to allow constant production of sperm

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Lutenizing Hormone (LH)
  • Female Causes release of progesterone
  • b. Male Causes cells to produce testosterone

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Hormones made by sex organs
  • Estrogenic hormones
  • a. Made by follicles of ovary
  • b. Estrogen responsible for female secondary
    sex characteristics influences menstrual cycle
  • c. Progesterone made by corpus luteum after
    ovulation maintains uterine lining

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Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG)
  • - produced after fertilization
  • - tells other eggs to wait
  • - can be detected in urine very early in
    pregnancy (pregnancy tests

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Androgenic hormones
  • testosterone sex characteristics
  • castration removal of testes (steer, gelding,
    capon)
  • Adrenal hormones affect maturing of sex cells

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Menopause change of life
  • A. Slowing down of reproductive hormones
  • B. Menstruation becomes erratic, then stops
    ovulation stops
  • C. May occur rather abruptly
  • D. Usually occurs around ages 50-55

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Common symptoms (result of lower estrogen
levels)
  • 1. Hot flashes
  • 2. Depression
  • 3. Night sweats
  • 4. Weight changes
  • 5. Headaches
  • 6. 10 may experience none
  • 7. Dizzy
  • 8. 20 may disrupt lives
  • 9. Insomnia

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Treatment of symptoms
  • a. Estrogen
  • i. eliminates hot flashes
  • ii. mood swings relieved
  • iii. restores changes to the reproductive
    tract
  • iv. osteoporosis
  • b. Testosterone
  • i. works with estrogen so have younger looking
    skin

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  • c. Androgen
  • i. increase sex drive
  • d. Risks to HRT
  • a. breast cancer can increase 30-50
  • b. blood clots if have disease
  • c. Gall bladder disease if pill taken orally

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Male menopause??
  • No produce sperm until death
  • Decrease in sex drive
  • Erectile dysfunction

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Problems with Reproduction
  • Infertility
  • Abnormal Sperm, low sperm count, low sperm
    quality
  • Only one functional ovary, hostile environment in
    uterus, endometriosis
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