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Animal Science 434 Reproductive Physiology. Embryogenesis of the Pituitary and Sexual Development: Part A. Development of the Pituitary Gland. Infundibulum. Brain. Rathke’s Pouch. Stomodeum. Germ Cell Migration. Migration begins by the 4 week of gestation in cow and human. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Animal Science 434Reproductive Physiology
Animal Science 434Reproductive Physiology
Embryogenesis of the Pituitary and Sexual Development: Part A
Embryogenesis of the Pituitary and Sexual Development: Part A
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Development of the Pituitary Gland
Stomodeum
Rathke’s Pouch
InfundibulumInfundibulum
Brain
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Migration begins by the 4 week of gestation in cow and human.
Germ Cell Migration
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Migration from endodermthrough mesoderm.
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In birds the migration is via the blood stream.
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Fetal Kidneys
• Pronephros» regresses
• Mesonephros»portions of reproductive tract
• Metenephros»Adult kindney and urinary ducts
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Development of Mesenephros and Metenephros
http://www.ansci.wisc.edu/jjp1/ansci_repro/lec/lec5/early_dev.swf
Lecture - Other Files – Early Dev Animation
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Jost Experiments
Mesonephric Ducts(Wolffian Ducts)
Mesonephric Ducts(Wolffian Ducts)Paramesonephric Ducts
(Mullerian Ducts)
Testis
Epididymi
s
Epididymis
Vas Deferens
Seminal Vesicles
Ovary
Oviduct
Uterus
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Sex Determination: The Jost ParadigmSex Determination: The Jost Paradigm
Chromosomal Sex
Gonadal Sex
Phenotypic Sex
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Sex Determination: The Jost ParadigmSex Determination: The Jost Paradigm
Chromosomal Sex
Gonadal Sex
Phenotypic Sex
Chromosomal Sex
Gonadal Sex
Phenotypic Sex
Hormonal Sex
Brain and/or Behavioral Sex
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Chromosomal SexChromosomal Sex
• Single Pair of sex chromosomes» mammals, some but not all vertebrates
• Sex is environmentally determined» sea worms, fish, reptiles
• Multiple sex chromosomes» invertebrates, insects, reptiles
• Haplodiploidy» bees, spiders
• Single Pair of sex chromosomes» mammals, some but not all vertebrates
• Sex is environmentally determined» sea worms, fish, reptiles
• Multiple sex chromosomes» invertebrates, insects, reptiles
• Haplodiploidy» bees, spiders
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Chromosomal SexChromosomal Sex
A. Drosophila•Sex depends on the number of X
chromosomes– X or XY or XO = Male– XX or XXX or XXY = Female
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Chromosomal SexChromosomal Sex
A. Drosophila•Sex depends on the number of X
chromosomes– X or XY or XO = Male– XX or XXX or XXY = Female
B. Human (mammals)•XY or XXY or XXYY or XXXY = Male (testis)•XX or XXX = Female (ovary)•XO = Female with incomplete ovarian
development•XXY or XXYY or XXXY or XXXXY = testis but
impaired sperm production
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Chromosomal SexChromosomal Sex
A. Drosophila•Sex depends on the number of X
chromosomes– X or XY or XO = Male– XX or XXX or XXY = Female
B. Human (mammals)•XY or XXY or XXYY or XXXY = Male (testis)•XX or XXX = Female (ovary)•XO = Female with incomplete ovarian
development•XXY or XXYY or XXXY or XXXXY = testis but
impaired sperm production
C. Conclusion•The gene that controls testicular
differentiation is on the Y chromosome in mammals.
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Human X and Y Chromosomes
Y
X
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The Y ChromosomeThe Y ChromosomeA. Region coding for testicular development
–H-Y Antigen« no longer believed to be involved
–SRY« Codes for a DNA binding protein« acts as a transcription factor« Causes
• primary sex chord (seminiferous tubule) development• Development of Sertoli Cells• Anti-Mullerian Hormone production by Sertoli Cells
« absence of SRY • 2nd sex chords (egg nests) develop
•Short arm of Y chromosome
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The Y Chromosome Cont.
B. Other genes on the Y chromosome» Spermatogenesis
» androgen production
» long bone growth
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SRY and Birds
• Birds
» females ZW, males ZZ
»W chromosome determines sex
»SRY is found on the Z chromosome !
• SRY is not the only sex determining gene in animals
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Gonadal SexGonadal Sex
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Testis Determining Factor(SRY gene product)
XY Male
Testes develop
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Rete Tubules
Undifferentiated Sex Chords
Mullerian Duct
Mesonephric Duct(Wolffian Duct)
Tunica Albuginea
Mesonephric Tubules
Testicular Development
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Rete Tubules
Primary, Epithelial orMedullary Sex Chords• Primordial germ cells
(gonocytes)• Pre-Sertoli Cells
Mullerian Duct
Wolffian Duct
Tunica Albuginea
Mesonephric Tubules
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Primary Sex Chords in Fetal Testis
GonocyteGonocyte
Pre-SertoliPre-Sertoli
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Hormonal SexHormonal Sex
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Testis Determining Factor(SRY gene product)
Testes develop
XY Male
Sertoli cells secreteanti-mullerian hormone (AMH)
AMH causes leydigcells to differentiate
Testosterone
Development of maleduct system
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Testis
TT
Nucleus
TR
Wolffian Duct Cells
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Rete Tubules
SeminiferousTubules
VasDeferens
Tunica Albuginea
Efferent Ducts(Vas Efferentia)
Epididymis
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Testis Determining Factor(SRY gene product)
Testes develop
XY Male
Sertoli cells secreteanti-mullerian hormone (AMH)
AMH causes leydigcells to differentiate
Testosterone
Development of maleduct system
Degeneration of Mullerian duct
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Vas efferentia
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Female Development
XX Female No TDF
Ovaries Develop
No AMH
Mullerian ducts becomethe oviducts, uterus, cervix
and part of the vagina
Testes Determining Factor
NoTestosterone
Wolffian DuctsRegress
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MullerianDuct
Primary or Epithelial
Sex Chords
WolffianDuct
RegressingTubules
Future OvarianCortex
Ovarian Development
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MullerianDuct Regressing
EpithelialSex Chords
RegressingWolffian
Duct
RegressingTubules
Future OvarianCortex
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MullerianDuct
RegressingEpithelial
Sex Chords
RegressingWolffian
Duct
RegressingTubules
Future OvarianCortex
PrimordialFollicles
Secondary or Cortical Sex
Chords(egg nests)
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MullerianDuct
RegressingWolffian
Duct
OvarianCortex
PrimordialFollicles
OvarianMedulla
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2nd Sex Chords in Fetal Ovary
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Developmentof the Uterus, Cervix
and Vagina
Mullerian DuctMullerian Duct
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Fused MullerianDuct
Hymen
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Ovary
RegressingWolffian Duct
MullerianDuct
Broad Ligament Development(transverse anterior section)
Reproductive tract develops outside theperitoneum!
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Ovary
RegressingWolffian
Duct
MullerianDuct
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RegressingWolffian
Duct
MullerianDuct
Genital Fold(Future Broad Ligament)
(Posterior Transverse Section)
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Testis Determining Factor(SRY gene product)
Testes develop
Sertoli cells secreteanti-mullerian hormone (AMH)
AMH causes leydigcells to differentiate
Degeneration of Mullerian duct
Testosterone
Development of maleduct system
XY Male
No TDF
Ovaries Develop
No AMH
Mullerian ducts become
the oviducts, uterus, cervix and part of the
vagina
XX Female
NoTestosterone
Degeneration of Wolffian duct
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Phenotypic SexPhenotypic Sex
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Testis Determining Factor(SRY gene product)
Testes develop
Sertoli cells secreteanti-mullerian hormone (AMH)
AMH causes leydigcells to differentiate
Degeneration of Mullerian Duct
Testosterone
Development of maleduct system
XY Male
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Testis Determining Factor(SRY gene product)
Testes develop
Sertoli cells secreteanti-mullerian hormone (AMH)
AMH causes leydigcells to differentiate
Degeneration of Mullerian Duct
Testosterone
Development of maleduct system
XY Male
Dihydrotestosterone
Development of penisscrotum and accessory
sex glands
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Testis
TT
Nucleus
TR
Wolffian Duct Cells
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Testis
TT
5-Reductase
D
Nucleus
DR
Accessory Sex Glands* and External Genitalia Cells
*Prostate, Cowper’s Gland