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1.
XFWhat is shown in the figure below?
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A mature (fertilized) ovum
2.
Referring to the figure shown below, what is the name of the process that occurs
between steps 5 and 4?
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Meiosis I
3.
Which of the following hormones is measured in a pregnancy test?
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hCG
4.
What is the proper order for the following events of Meiotic prophase I during
oogenesis?
i.
Appearance of chiasmata
ii.
Desynapsis
iii.
Synapsis
iv.
Dictyate arrest
v.
Recombination
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3,5,1,2,4
5.
When do the oogonia undergo mitosis?
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During fetal development
6.
A primary oocyte is arrested in a modified version of which phase of prophase 1?
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Diplotene
7.
Soon after ovulation, the mature/tertiary follicle that released the secondary oocyte
________.
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Becomes a corpus luteum
8.
Which of the following are proteins that help to tether homologous chromosomes
together at sites distal to chiasmata during dicytate arrest?
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Cohesins
9.
Referring to the figure shown below, what are the cells referred to by number 3?
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Spermatids
10. All of the following occur during the process of spermatogenesis, EXCEPT
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Replacement of most histones by protamines
11. Which of the following statements regarding different types of follicles is FALSE?
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Primordial follicles are formed during embryonic development and are the
most common type of follicle in the adult ovary
12. Which of the following statements regarding hormone control of sperm production is
FALSE?
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Testosterone has a positive feedback effect on the hypothalamus
13. All of the following cell types would have 23 chromosomes in humans, EXCEPT
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Spermatogonium
14. At the end of prophase I of Meiois I, if you wanted to look for locations along a
chromosome where recombination has occurred, what would you look for?
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Chiasmata
15. During the ovarian/menstrual cycle, the hormone _____ normally has a negative
feedback effect on the secretion of GnRH, FSH, and LH, but switches to positive
feedback just before _______.
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Estrogen; ovulation
16. In human females, meiosis II is completed
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After ovulation but only if fertilization occurs
17. Which of the following statements regarding Meioisis is FALSE?
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In female gametogenesis, the products of Meiosis I are 1 secondary oocyte
and 1 polar body
18. Which of the following statements about the Agouti mice shown in the figure below is
FALSE?
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The brown mouse likely is expressing the agouti protein at high levels
19. What other mechanisms, besides differential methylation of genes (Olfr 151 gene for
acetophenone receptor), might explain the epigenetic transmission of the odorant
fear as described in the Hughes (2014) article?
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All of the above
20. A 16 year old patient presents with the following phenotypical characteristics: short
stature, lack of secondary sexual characteristics, webbed neck. Which is likely the
sex chromosome genotype for the patient?
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45, XO
21. All of the following statements from the Kong et al study summarized by Kondrashov
(2012) are TRUE, EXCEPT
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The de novo mutations were present in both offspring and the parents
22. Exposure of laboratory animals in the wild to endocrine disruptors has resulted in all
of the following effects on the reproductive systems, EXCEPT
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Spermatozoa in the ovaries
23. In order for epigenetic inheritance to occur, the process of ___ must be bypassed.
This process occurs in ____ and _____.
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Epigenetic reprogramming, spermatozoa: the ovum
24. Exposure of female fetuses to the prescription medication DES (diethylstilbestrol)
increases the risk
of
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A rare form of vaginal cancer
25. One of the proposed mechanisms for the maternal age effect and increased risk of
aneuploidy is premature loss of _____.
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Cohesins
26. The Hughes (2014) article, “The sins of the father” describes an important study on
epigenetic inheritance by Dias and Ressler published in nature neuroscience (2014).
Which of the following statements regarding the dias and ressler study is TRUE? In
mice trained to fear the smell of acetophenone…
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All of the above
27. The types of age-related errosis in the Hunt and Hassold (2008) article are errors in
the process of _____ that cause ____ and increase in risk with ____ age.
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Meiosis; de novo mutations; paternal
28. All of the following disorders demonstrate a higher incidence with paternal rather than
maternal age, EXCEPT
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Down syndrome
29. The ultrasound of an ovary shown in the figure below likely indicates which of the
following?
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A patient undergoing the stimulation phase of in vitro fertilization
30. Where do spermatozoa acquire motility?
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In the epididymis
31. All of the following forms of birth control would be categorized as a barrier method,
preventing the egg and sperm from encountering on another, EXCEPT for?
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Intrauterine device
32. After the sperm retrieval step of IVF, which of the following processes must be
performed on the sperm before the sperm-egg “date”/ insemination.
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Capacitation
33. During the stimulation step of IVF, which hormone levels would you monitor to assess
whether there are multiple follicles maturing to the tertiary stage?
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FSH
34. All of the following statements regarding the Motorway-type cervical mucus are
TRUE, EXCEPT
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The motorway mucus has a thin, watery consistency
35. In vitro fertilization is used for all of the following causes of infertility, EXCEPT
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Uterine fibroids
36. Fertilization typically occurs where in the female reproductive tract?
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Ampulla of oviduct
37. Which contraception method prevents maturation of follicles and ovulation?
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All of the above
38. High ____ concentrations around the time of ovulation cause the ____ on the
surfaces of the oviduct vells to beat more strongly to sweep the ovulated ____ oocyte
into the oviduct.
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Estrogen; cilia; secondary
39. All of the following processes are associated with blocking polyspermy, EXCEPT
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Release of the contents of the acrosome
40. What is the correct order for the perilous journey of a sperm during fertilization in the
female reproductive tract?
i.
Cervix
ii.
Uterine tube
iii.
Corona radiata
iv.
Vagina
v.
Zona pellucida
vi.
Uterus
vii.
Oocyte plasma membrane
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4,1,6,2,5,3,7
41. Looking at the figure of the male reproductive anatomy below, which structure is cut
during a vasectomy?
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F
42. Which of the following conditions results in irregular or complete lack of ovulation?
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome
43. In IVF clinics that perform pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, which stage of the
conceptus is usually used to remove a cell for genetic testing?
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8-cell stage
44. Which of the following structures of the male reproductive tract can grown abnormally
and contstrict the urethra?
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Prostate gland
45. In order to be considered infertile, how long must a woman over the age of 35 go
without achieving pregnancy despite regular sexual intercourse without
contraception?
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Six months
46. This is a bonus question based on TA’s presentation
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Ovarian cancer
Weekly Quizzes;
Week 1 quiz;
Question 1
The structures that organize the microtubules of the meiotic spindle are called
Centrosomes
Question 2
At which stage of meiosis are homologous chromosomes separated from each other
Anaphase 1
Question 3
If a muscle cell of a typical organism has 32 chromosomes, how many chromosomes will
be in a gamete of that same organism?
16
Question 4
At the end of prophase I, which structures help to keep homologous
chromosomes associated with each other?
Chiasmata and cohesins
Question 5
1 / 1 point
During folliculogenesis, all of the following components are found in secondary follicles,
EXCEPT?
Secondary oocyte
Question 6
1 / 1 point
At the end of the ovarian cycle, if a woman is not pregnant, the corpus luteum
disintegrates
Question 7
1 / 1 point
In human females, meiosis I is completed
Just before ovulation
Question 8
1 / 1 point
Which one of these following hormones would be a good choice as a component of birth
control pills?
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Progesterone
Question 9
1 / 1 point
In human males, meiosis I initiate when?
At puberty
Question 10
1 / 1 point
Which of the following type of cells undergoes mitotic divisions?
Oogonium
Week 2 quiz;
Question 1
1 / 1 point
Profound short stature, lack of female secondary sexual characteristics, and webbed neck
are all characteristics of which sex chromosome abnormality?
Monosomy (45, X0)
Question 2
1 / 1 point
Studies in animals (rodents, frogs) have shown that all of the following are potential
consequences of exposure to endocrine disruptors that mimic estrogens, EXCEPT
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