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Title: REPRODUCTION


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Oogenesis
  • About 7 million oogonia in utero by 20-24 wks
  • Transformation into primary oocytes attrition
  • Enter first meiotic division and arrest in
    prophase
  • At birth, only 1-2 million primary oocytes
  • Approximately 400,000 by puberty
  • Of these, only 500 may be ovulated (40yrs x 12)
  • Attrition ultimately leads to menopause

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THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE
  • Importance of perspective
  • Hypothalamo-pituitary axis
  • Cyclic and pulsatile nature of hormone secretion
  • Mechanism for encoding / effecting
  • Ovarian phases
  • Follicular phase
  • Ovulatory phase
  • Luteal phase
  • Uterine phases
  • Menstrual phase
  • Proliferative phase
  • Secretory phase

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Human menstrual cycle variation in length
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NEGATIVE FEEDBACK MECHANISMS
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POSITIVE FEEDBACK RESULTS IN LH SURGE AND
OVULATION
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Importance of estrogen derived from dominant
follicle
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THE MIDCYCLE LH SURGE
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ELEVATION IN TEMPERATURE ASSOCIATED WITH
OVULATION
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OK, but what happens to the shell of the follicle
left in the ovary?
-It becomes the corpus luteum!
And what does the CL do?
It makes progesterone (and estrogen too)!
What for?
To keep the uterus happy...
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Several important actions of estrogen
  • Stimulation of growth of ovaries and follicles
  • Maintenance of smooth muscle and epithelium
  • Growth of external genitalia (_at_ puberty)
  • Growth of breasts (particularly ducts)
  • Development of female appearance
  • Stimulation of watery sebaceous gland secretions
  • Retention of fluid
  • Closure of epiphyses of bone

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Important actions of progesterone
  • Stimulation of secretions by endometrial glands
  • Induction of thick, sticky cervical secretions
  • Stimulation of myometrial growth (pregnancy)
  • Decrease in motility of uterine smooth muscle
  • Stimulation of breast growth (1o glandular
    tissue)
  • Inhibition of prolactin effects during pregnancy
  • Feedback effects on hypothalamus and pituitary

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