Gempur Bio Blog!: FAQ- Reproduction in Human Part 1

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

FAQ- Reproduction in Human Part 1

They are learning Reproduction this week..Its so tiring to explain without the aid of teaching courseware..just because I want to make it fast ...to complete the syllabus before their Trial Examination which is just around the corner ! No module, no teaching courseware...strictly TALK or... a nicer word LECTURE !

The chapter is important for SPM examination. I'm focusing and emphasising on the following content:

1. Spermatogenesis - The diagram of the cross section of seminiferous tubule

2. Spermatogenesis- The flow chart showing the process starting with germa primordial cell...and end up with spermatozoa.

3. Oogenesis - The diagram of the cross section of ovary. Watch out for the Follicles, primary follicle, Graafian follicle, Corpus luteum.

4.Oogenesis - The flow chart showing the process which ends up with ovum being released while the other 3 degenerate.

5. The menstrual cycle which involves 4 hormones . The interaction between the four...With FSH is the first to rise , followed by oestrogen, next the LH and finally progesterone...YES..it is a negative feedback mechanism where one hormone controls the other hormone..

6. THE GRAPH of the menstrual cycle..Most of Bio reference books produced a good graph to memorise...but...dont get too complicated. Just choose at least 3-4 sentences to memorise for each hormones reaction to answer essay questions..would be fine .

You may be asked to draw graph OR to explain event !

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