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The process that determines whether male or female reproductive organs develop depends on the complement of sex chromosomes present; female gametes (oocytes) all have the same …
Female Reproductive System | Endocrine Physiology, 6e - McGraw …
The principal functions of the female reproductive system are to produce the ova for sperm fertilization and to provide the appropriate conditions for embryo implantation, fetal growth and …
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Male Reproductive System | Endocrine Physiology, 6e - McGraw …
Describe the physiologic functions of the principal components of the male reproductive system. Describe the endocrine regulation of testicular function by gonadotropin-releasing hormone, …
Chapter 21: The Male Reproductive System - McGraw Hill Medical
The male reproductive system consists of the testes, genital ducts, accessory glands, and penis (Figure 21–1). Testes produce sperm but also contain endocrine cells secreting testosterone, …
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Describe ovulation and the role of the corpus luteum in the physiologic changes that occur in the female reproductive organs during the menstrual cycle. Outline the hormonal changes and …
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Anatomic differentiation into male or female occurs in utero, but the final maturation of fully functional reproductive organs is not completed until puberty. The complement of sex …
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