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Male Reproductive System Reproduction Male Reproductive System

Is reproduction necessary?

The purpose of the reproductive system is to pass on your genes to the next generation Fitness in animals is about passing on your genes to the most babies (not necessarily in humans though...) Reproduction is about making and spreading gametes

The health of your reproductive system is important so that you are able to reproduce (when you make that decision)

Mitosis vs meiosis? When does your body do each process and why?

Male vs. female meiosis? What is the difference? Why might this be?

Spermatogenesis BETWEEN the sertoli cells of the seminiferous tubules in the testes Which is a sertoli cell and which is a leydig cell? Why do you think?

Gametes - Sperm 1. Head of sperm houses nucleus with chromosomes 2. Acrosome houses the enzymes needed to break through the covering the ovum 3. Mitochondria will create ATP for energy for the sperm to be able to move 4. Tail creates a whip-like motion for the sperm to move and find the ovum

Facts About Sperm sperm stay alive for 24 - 48 hours inside female reproductive tract tails of sperm have "odour receptors" and scientists now believe that they "smell" towards the egg as a sensing of which fallopian tube to travel up 50 - 500 million sperm per ejaculate

Path of the Sperm Why might a longer tube for sperm production be an evolutionary advantage?

3 accessory Glands of the Male Reproductive System 1. Seminal vesicle a. makes up 65% of the seminal fluid b. makes the semen an alkaline solution (neutralize acidity of vagina) c. adds citrate (for Kreb's cycle) to make ATP d. adds fructose (for glycolysis) to make ATP e. adds prostaglandins (causes muscle contractions in vagina) 2. Prostrate Gland a. makes up 30% of seminal fluid b. adds zinc (stabilizes health of DNA) 3. Cowper's Gland (also called bulbourethral gland) a. makes up less than 1% of the seminal fluid b. pre-ejaculate c. neutralizes the urine that might be left in the urethra

Hormones of Male Reproductive System

Hormones of Male Reproductive System FSH (from pituitary gland) Follicle Stimulating Hormone GnRH (from hypothallamus) Gonadotrophic Releasing Hormone Stimulates the pituitary gland to release LH and FSH hormones stimulates the testis to start making sperm Testosterone (from interstitial cells in testis) maintains the secondary sex characteristics that develop at puberty LH or ICSH (from pituitary gland) Luteinizing Hormone Controls the release of testosterone

Testosterone What type of macromolecule does this look like?

Secondary Sex Characteristics of Males 1. increased muscles 2. increased height growth 3. deeper voice 4. increase in hair growth (body and pubic hair) 5. receding hair line and pattern baldness

How does an erection occur? Increase inflow of arterial blood Decrease outflow of venous blood

Health Issues Related to Male Reproductive System Prostrate Issues

Health Issues Related to Male Reproductive System Testicular Cancer symptoms include a lump or swollen testicle and/or aching of abdomen or groin do an ultrasound of testicle occurs most often in men age 20 - 39 men do self testicular exams

Worksheet of structure and function

1. Draw the various parts of the male reproductive system: seminiferous tubules epidydimus vas deferens seminal vesicle prostrate gland ejaculatory duct cowpers gland urethra glans penis 2. Draw the male hormone feedback loop for the following hormones: GnRH LH FSH Testosterone