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Gamete Formation
• Male
– Haploid gametes produced by meiosis are called spermatozoa
– Spermatogenesis begins at puberty and continues throughout one’s life
– Under hormone and environmental control
• Female
– Haploid gamete produced by meiosis is called an oocyte
– Cell divisions at the end of meiosis one and two are uneven so one cell gets most of the cytoplasm (the EGG) and the other three are called polar bodies (don’t participate in reproduction)
– IMPORTANT!• Female gametes are stuck in Prophase 1 until
puberty• Complete Meiosis 1 every month and the
secondary is released from ovary• Female gametes only reach and complete
meiosis 2 if they are fertilized
Mitosis vs. MeiosisMitosis– Results in the production of two genetically
identical DIPLOID cells– Daughter cells have sets of chromosomes
identical to each other and to parent cell– MITOSIS allows body to grow and replace
other cells– Asexual reproduction
Meiosis– Results in four genetically different HAPLOID
cells– MEIOSIS is how sexually reproducing
organisms make gametes
Embryology
• Zygote– When male gamete fertilizes female gamete– Gametes fuse, making one new cell with
chromosomes from both parents– Zygote will divide into 2 new cells…each of those
into 4 and so on…– Cleavage division of embryonic cells to form two
new cells• Genetic material is copied before each cleavage
• Blastula– Hollow ball of cells
• Gastrula – When blastula implants itself on the uterine wall (to
get nourishment from mother)– Ball of cells composed of three layers “GERM
LAYERS” (undifferentiated)– Differentiation begins…
Zygote formation
Cleavage
4 cells
Morula
Blastocyst
Stages of Embryo Development1. Male gamete fertilizes female gamete2. Formation of Zygote– Zygote cells divide into…
3. Morula– Dense ball of 64 cells
4. Blastula/blastocyst– Hollow ball made up of a single layer of
cells– Implants onto the female organ called the
UTERUS
5. Gastrula– When 3 germ layers begin to differentiate
6. Fetus1. Organogenesis has occurred
Stages of Early Development1. Implantation
– When blastocyst secretes enzymes that digest the soft tissue of the ENDOMETRIUM, the lining of the uterus and implants on the uterine wall of the mother
– After implantation, DIFFERENTIATION can occur
2. Gastrulation– When the 3 germ layers form in the
embryo– Cells in blastocyst begin to
differentiate into 3 germ layers– Blastocyst now becomes a GASTRULA
3. Neuralation • Development of the nervous
system– Mesoderm tissue develops into the
NOTOCHORD which becomes SPINAL CORD with an enlarged end that eventually becomes the BRAIN
Embryo becomes a Fetus when…• When the structures of the
developing embryo have become distinguished
• Cells have differentiated into their permanent role in that organism
• This occurs during first trimester
Gastrula • Germ layers– Differentiation the
process by which a cell develops in different ways to perform different functions…begins with the forming of three germ layers
– Ectoderm• Outer layer• Forms skin, nerves and sense
organs
– Mesoderm• Middle layer• Forms bones, muscles and
connective tissue
– Endoderm• Inner layer• Forms digestive system and
lungs
Stages of Fetal Development1st trimester 0-3 months 2nd trimester 3-6 months 3rd Trimester 6-9 months
•Implantation on uterus wall•Gastrula forms•Organogenesis occurs•Body structures become distinguishable•Embryo is now called a FETUS
•Fetus is very active (feel movement)•Fetus increases in size•Heart beat can be heard•Fully developed eyes•Lungs begin to develop
•Lungs become fully developed•Central Nervous System Develops•Brain is actively growing the most•Fetus can begin to regulate body temperature (maintain homeostasis)•Layer of hair forms on head
Important Glands that Regulate The Release of Gametes
Male • Pituitary gland
and the testes regulate the release of hormones that stimulate the production of TESTOSTERONE
Female• Pituitary
gland and the ovary regulate the release of hormones that stimulates the production of ESTROGEN
The hormones that regulate both male and female gamete formation are:
1. LH- luteinizing hormone 2. FSH- follicle stimulating hormone
Things to know about the Reproductive Systems
Male• Function and
location of:– Testes– Seminal
Vesicle– Prostate gland– Vas Deferenes– Urethra– Epididymis
Female• Function and
location of:–Ovaries–Oviduct–Uterus–Cervix
• Testes• Organs that produce and store millions of male
gametes(spermatocytes) after puberty, when testosterone is produced
• Contain hundreds of tiny coiled tubes called SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES ( production of gametes)
• Epididymis• Structure that sits on top of testes• Spermatocytes produced in SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES
leave and travel here to MATURE• Vas Deferenes
• Mature spermatocytes leave EPIDIDYMIS and move into these tubes that extend upward from the scrotum to the abdomen
• These tubes eventually merge with the URETHRA• Seminal Vesicle and Prostate Glands
• GLANDS that line the reproductive tract• Glands that produce liquid (seminal fluid) that carries
male gametes out of the body• seminal fluid-nutrient rich fluid that nourishes and
protects male gametes from the acidity of the female reproductive tract
• Seminal Vesicles are attached to the Vas Deferns, the tube that the spermatocytes travel through
• Urethra• Tube that carries MATURE gametes out of the body
through the penis (always responsible for carrying urine out of the body)
Seminal Fluid + Sperm = Semen
Path of Male Gametes
• Testes contain seminiferous tubules (gametes produced)
• Epididymis (gametes Mature and are STORED)
• Vas deferens (gametes travel)
• Urethra (gametes travel)
• Out of the body
Female Reproductive System• Ovaries (produce, store and release EGGS)
• Female gonads that produce ova (oocytes)and estrogen
• Contains about 400,000 primary oocytes, contained in protective cluster of cells called FOLLICLES
• Only 400 eggs will be released• Every 28 days one follicle moves to edge of
ovary, follicle breaks open and egg is released into oviduct (FT)
• Oviduct/Fallopian Tube (FT)• Where fertilization occurs if male gamete is here• Cilia move egg along• Development of embryo (morula and blastula
occur)• Dumps egg into cavity called UTERUS
• Uterus• Site of attachment of the fertilized egg
(implantation)• Provided nourishment to embryo• End of uterus is the opening called the CERVIX
• Cervix• Opens up to canal (VAGINA) that carries
unfertilized oocyte OR completely developed FETUS out of the body