BIO 105 1st Ediiton Lecture 17Outline of Last LectureI. Blooda. AffinityII. Hormones and the Human BodyIII. What is a hormoneIV. Endocrine Organs and HormonesOutline of Current LectureI. What do Hormones do?II. Male and Female Gonads and Sex Hormonesa. Testosteroneb. Estrogenc. ProgestinIII. Male Reproductive Anatomyd. Sperm ProductionIV. Hormone Regulation of Male ReproductionV. Female Reproductive Anatomye. Egg FormationVI. Hormone Regulation of Female Reproduction Cyclesf. Ovarian CycleThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.g. Menstrual CycleCurrent LectureVII. What do Hormones do?I. Control Nutrient/ Ion LevelsII. Growth and DevelopmentIII. Stress responseIV. MetabolismV. Water balanceVI. Reproductioni. Hypothalamus- releasing hormones1. Anterior Pituitarya. FSHb. LH2. Gonadsa. Sex HormonesVIII. Male and Female Gonads and Sex Hormonesh. Testosteronei. Male i. Estrogeni. Femalej. Progestini. Femalek. Terms to knowi. RH -Releasing Hormones (high FSH/LH)ii. FSH – follicle stimulating hormones1. Promote follicle growthiii. LH- Luteinizing Hormone1. Promotes follicles2. Increases estrogen and Progestiniv. Estrogen / Progesterone1. Maintains endometrium/ UterusIX. Male Reproductive Anatomyl. Sperm Productioni. Occurs in Testisii. Sperm Maturation occurs somewhat in testis, Then in Seminal VesicleX. Hormone Regulation of Male ReproductionI. Endocrine Aspectsi. Pituitary releases hormones (stimulated by hypothalamus1. FSH Stimulates production of sperm2. LH stimulates production of androgensa. LH maintains consistent amount with the use of negative feedbackXI. Female Reproductive Anatomym. Egg Formationi. Ovaries1. Follicles2. Copus Luteumii. The process of meiosis has “pauses”iii. Hormones regulate egg production1. Reproductive cyclesa. 20-40 Days (28 Days)i. Ovarian Cycle – ovulationii. Menstrual –uterine- Cycle- Menstruation1. Day 1 – menstruation begins2. Day 5 – Growing folliclesa. Estrogen Increases3. Day 13/14 – Peak LH and FSHa. Ovulation4. Day 28/1 – Lowest Estrogen and Progesteronea. Menstruationn. Hormone Regulation of Female Reproduction CyclesHypothalamus Stimulates Pituitaryi. Pituitary releases FSH/
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