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Male and Female Reproductive Systems Overview

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REPRODUCTIVE

SYSTEM
Of male and Female
Morphological & Physiological Structure of Male &
Female Reproductive System
FUNCTION
The male reproductive system differs from the
female reproductive system in both morphology
and physiological makeup.
FUNCTION
The functions of the internal and external
components vary, as do their sizes and shapes.
Despite certain differences, the reproductive
system's components and operations are
synchronized.
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Their parts and functions
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

● Urethra - is the tube that passes through


the penis to the outside of the body which
carries urine and sperm.
● Penis - is a soft, tubular organ that hangs
in front of the body.
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

● Testes – are made up of coiled tubules in


which the sperm are produced. They
produce the male sex hormones called
testosterone for the making of sperm.
● Epididymis - is a coiled J-shaped tube
located on the back of each testicle.
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

• Vas Deferens - is the tube that


receives sperm from the
epididymis of each testicle.

• Scrotum - is a pouch of skin


that hangs from the penis
which houses the testes and
produces the sperm.
Glands & Ducts of the Male Reproductive System
01. 02.
Vas Deferens Urethra
A tube that is about 18 inches (45 A common tube where urine and semen
centimeters) long that loops over passes; the valve within the urethra
the urinary bladder. prevents the mixing of urine and sperm.

03. 04.
Seminal Vesicles Ejaculatory Ducts
A pair of seminal vesicles at the The tubes that are lined with muscles.
base of the urinary bladder that
secrete a thick fluid that nourishes
the sperm.
THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

01. 02. 03.


PENIS
TESTES SCROTUM

04. 05. 06.

PROSTATE SEMINAL VESICLE VAS DEFERENS


Sperm Cell
• A unique structure located in the
testis.
• Fertilizes the egg.
• Males have 2 testes found inside
the scrotum.
• Produces millions of sperm cells.
• Sperm cells which come from the
testes, then travels to the
epididymis.
Sperm Cell
• Sperm cells release and move
along the vas deferens.
• Along the way, sperms combine
with nutrient secretions from the
prostate gland and seminal
vesicles. This mixture is called
semen.
• The semen then transports into the
urethra and out of the penis.
Their parts and functions

FEMALE
REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
Fallopian/Uterine
Ovaries Tubes
The two ovaries are small and The two tubes that extend from
almond-shaped organs. They are each ovary into the uterus. Their
located inside the female; on each main function is to house the egg
side of the body a few inches below until fertilization.
the waist.

Uterus or Womb Cervix


Between the two ovaries lies A narrow structure within an inch-long canal
a pear-shaped, hollow, connecting the lower end of the uterus to the
muscular structure called the upper portion of the vagina.
uterus.
Vagina or Birth Vulva
Canal
The external genitalia that
The hollow tube leading
includes the following parts:
from the cervix to the
(NEXT SLIDE).
outside of the body.
Mons veneris Labia minora
The hairy skin-covered pad of The small lips covered with
fat over the pubic modified skin.
bone.

Labia majora Clitoris


The large lips covered with The small almond-shaped
pubic hair. erectile tissue located below
the junction of two minora.

Vaginal Orifice
The opening into the vagina.
Corona Radiata
● An outer layer of follicular cells that form
around a developing oocyte in the ovary and
remain with it upon ovulation.

Follicle Cells
● These are specialized somatic cells that
surround the oocyte within the follicle. Follicle
cells are also known as granulosa cells.
Zona Pellucida/Jelly Coat Vitelline Membrane
A transparent, but thick, A multilayered structure that covers an
glycoprotein membrane that ovum's plasma membrane on the outside.
surrounds the cell's plasma
membrane.

Germinal Germinal
Spot/Nucleolus Vesicle/Nucleus
A spherical structure found in the A double membrane-bound protoplasmic
nucleus of a eukaryotic cell. body containing all the genetic information.
Luteinizing
Ooplasm Cytoplasm
Hormone

The cytoplasm of an egg A semi-liquid substance A chemical in your body


or ovum which consists that fills the inside of a that triggers important
of a nucleus. cell. It's made up of processes in your
water, salts, and organic reproductive system.
molecules.
BYE

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