'Follicle' diaporamas de présentation

Male Reproductive Functions

1.3k views • 84 slides

The Female Reproductive System

The Female Reproductive System. Ovaries Uterus Uterine (Fallopian) Tubes Vagina External Female Genitalia Vulva - Mons Pubis Labia Majora - Labia Minora Clitoris -Vestibule Mammary Glands (Breasts) Perineum. Superior View. Ovaries. the female gonads

712 views • 56 slides

Magnoliids Judd et al pp. 236-249

643 views • 41 slides

Integumentary System

1.02k views • 41 slides

The use of flow cytometry in lung diseases

The use of flow cytometry in lung diseases. Milton D. Rossman, M.D. Professor of Medicine Hospital University of Pennsylvania. Flow cytometers are made of basic subunits. Workstation Computer Software Data storage Sampling system Flow cell and sensing region Laser/s Optics Electronics.

617 views • 41 slides

Female R eproductive Physiology and Menstrual cycle

Female R eproductive Physiology and Menstrual cycle . Lecture 4 Dr. Zahoor. Objectives . Oogenesis and the stages of follicle development Ovulation and formation of corpusluteum Ovarian cycle

863 views • 38 slides

Female R eproductive Physiology and Menstrual cycle

Female R eproductive Physiology and Menstrual cycle . Lecture 4 Dr. Zahoor. Objectives . Oogenesis and the stages of follicle development Ovulation and formation of corpusluteum Ovarian cycle

777 views • 38 slides

The Reproductive System

487 views • 38 slides

What are the parts and how do they fit ?

BIOL 2030 Human Anatomy & Physiology II. What are the parts and how do they fit ?. Guiding questions for this chapter: _____________ ? _____________ ? ________________ ? _____________ ? _____________ ?. What Gland ?. ________________

474 views • 34 slides

Menopause

Menopause. Phil Thirkell. Define the menopause [2 marks]. No menstrual periods for 12 months. What happens at the menopause?. End of Ovulation End of Menstrual cycle Stabilising of hormones. What 3 classical symptoms are associated with the menopause?. Hot flushes

862 views • 31 slides

Human Development

Human Development. Hormones and the menstrual cycle. The menstrual cycle is approximately 28 days. The menstrual cycle is regulated by hormones produced by the pituitary gland . The cycle begins.

406 views • 29 slides

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. Anatomy of Female Reproductive System. Female reproductive organs Ovaries Uterine tubes Uterus Vagina External genital organs Mammary glands. External Genitalia. Episiotomy . Female Reproductive System. Fallopian Tubes Uterus Uterine Cycle Menses

1.15k views • 25 slides

Game Face!

Game Face!. What part of the nervous system controls the endocrine system?. Hypothalamus. What hormone raises calcium levels in blood?. Parathyroid Hormone (PTH). What gland regulates blood glucose levels?. Pancreas. What hormone stimulates milk production?. Prolactin.

393 views • 25 slides

Thyroid Gland Digital Laboratory

480 views • 23 slides

Human Biology

Human Biology. MCQ Unit 2. 1.Which of these events produces the normal sounds of heart beat heard through a stethoscope?. Contraction of the atria Contraction of the ventricles Closing of the heart valves Opening of the heart valves.

330 views • 21 slides

Hormonal Control of the Menstrual Cycle

Hormonal Control of the Menstrual Cycle. Inside the ovary of females there are large sac like structures called Graafian follicles Each follicle contains a maturing ovum The growth of he ovum inside the Graafian follicle is controlled by follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

2.07k views • 19 slides

Human Reproduction

316 views • 18 slides

IMMUNOLOGY for step 1

300 views • 18 slides

Typification (ICBN Art. 7-10)

Typification (ICBN Art. 7-10). Type concept : Each plant name must have a physical representation permanently associated with it (usually a specimen, but note exceptions) Types are essentially name standards. Typification. type concept not developed before Rochester Code (1892)

5.9k views • 11 slides

Follicle with epithelium removed (showing colloid)

Follicle with epithelium removed (showing colloid). Connective Tissue (gray). Parafollicular Cells. Follicular Cell (makes up the follicle). Follicle. Colloid in the Follicle. Follicle. Parafollicular Cells . Capillary network surrounding follicle.

148 views • 3 slides