The organization and function of placenta.

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A: Differentiate between true labor and false labor

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A: Lactation or expression of milk in the breasts of a new mother is a natural process that occurs in…

Q: Post operation of ectopic pregnancy

A: * An ectopic pregnancy occur when early pregnancy becomes implanted outside the cavity of the…

Q: The core of a chorionic villus of a placenta is occupied by foetal connective tissue known as what

A: The core of a villus consists of blood vessels and mesenchyme that is similar in composition to the…

Q: The coiled tube in the male reproductive system where the sperm mature after being produced by the…

A: According to the question, we have to mention the name of the coiled tube in the male reproductive…

Q: important role/s of one's reproductive system and why is there a need to take care of it, and…

A: The human reproductive system functions to produce human offspring, with the male providing sperm…

Q: The bladder like structure in the amniotic egg

A: The allantois (plural allantoides or allantoises) is an empty sac-like design loaded up with clear…

Q: The umbilical cord contains three blood vessels, two of which are ___________________.

A: In placental mammals, the umbilical cord, also known as birth cord or navel string is a conduit…

Q: Characteristics of neonatal stage

A: Neonatal stage or period extends from birth through the first month of life. During this time, the…

Q: Egg and sperm development

A: Egg is also called ovum and it is the female reproductive cell.A sperm is haploid male gamete.When…

Q: To explain: The difference between sexual and asexual reproduction and describe the advantages of…

A: Reproduction is the biological process of producing offspring for their parents. It is an essential…

Q: The funnel-like distal end of the uterine tube is called the _____ and has feathery processes called…

A: Introduction: The cycle by which living beings make more life forms such as themselves referred to…

Q: Attachment of the conceptus to the uterine wall is called _____.

A: Introduction  Life starts from single cell called Zygote. Zygote is the single diploid cell resulted…

Q: Puberty in girls- What principal signs of puberty, 3 stages- Why is age of menarche lowering

A: Puberty or adolescence, involves physical and hormonal changes in the body resulting in transition…

Q: Summary about the female and male reproductive systems with their functions and characteristics

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Q: How to increase sperm count

A: The average amount of sperm in one sample of sperm is referred to as the sperm count. Fertility…

Q: What happens to boys and girls at puberty

A: Puberty is the duration of life when boy or girl becomes sexually mature.It generally occurs between…

Q: Oogenesis

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Q: An oocyte lives for only 24 hours after ovulation if it is not fertilized. The trip down the uterine…

A: The Fallopian tube serve as the site for fertilization. Fertilization specifically occur in the…

Q: Drinking alcohol during pregnancy and how it affects the fetus and newborn.

A: After the fusion of an ovum and spermatozoon, pregnancy is defined as the presence of a developing…

Q: Research of Pre operation of ectopic pregnancy

A: Ectopic pregnancy is a medical emergency. If the lumen of the uterine tube is partially occluded…

Q: Which organs are responsible for producing fluid to give sperm nourishment and motility

A: Sperms are produced in the testes of males. The male reproductive system produces sperm that are…

Q: Fill in the blank:  The myometrium is largely composed of _______________________ tissue.

A: The female reproductive system is comprised of the external and internal sex organs, which play a…

Q: The characterization of key features of each trimester.

A: Pregnancy has three trimesters and each has specific characteristics.The total pregnancy period…

Q: EGG SPERM EMBRYO Growth and development Continuity of life

A: Life processes such as growth and reproduction are shared by all living creatures. To establish if…

Q: Conditions that affect the cervix.

A: The cervix is the lower part of the body which is a cylinder-shaped neck of tissue that connects the…

Q: What is importance of sperm

A: In anisogamous modes of sexual reproduction, sperm is the male reproductive cell, or gamete (forms…

Q: Difference between asexual and sexual

A: Reproduction is the basically a process by which creatures lead to posterity ( offspring). It is one…

Q: Mucus plug is formed in cervix during pregnancy under the influence of hormone Estrogen

A: Mucus Plug -- After fertilization of egg by the union with sperm in fallopian tube , sealing of…

Q: The embryonic membrane that is attached to the edge of the embryonic disk and surrounds the…

A: The placenta is an essential organ with different capacities, for example, endocrine, insusceptible,…

Q: Menopause oCcurs when the woman's body:

A: Menopause is the natural end of a woman's menstrual cycle, and it signifies the end of her…

Q: TWO differences between “zygotic embryos” and “parthenogenetic           embryos

A: Zygote is a diploid cell formed by fusion of male and female reproductive cell. By continue division…

Q: How many sperm and egg cells will be produced if there are 20 spermatogonia and 10 oogonia that…

A: Gametogenesis is a biological process that involves the division and development of diploid or…

Q: the embryo development and cell layers

A: The embryo is developed from the zygote by the mitotic divisions. The zygote is formed after the…

Q: How twins are formed with single ova

A: Multiple births are more prevalent than in the past, owing to the increasing average age of women…

Q: The ___________________ gives rise to the umbilical blood vessels.

A: The umbilical cord is a flexible cord-like structure, which contains blood vessels that attach a…

Q: Explain significance of the condition in which the testes remain suspended inscrotum outside the…

A: Reproductive system is involved in sexual reproduction. The primary reproductive structures of the…

Q: To determine the number of sperms that develop from 100 primary spermatocytes in human.

A: Please follow step 2 for detailed explanation.

Q: features

A: Gametogenesis is defined as the process of formation of gametes from the precursor cells . These…

Q: istinguish between gametogenesis and embryogenesis.

A: Gametes are the sex cells that are formed during sexual reproduction. The embryo is a developing…

Q: Example of asexual reproduction

A: Asexual reproduction is a mode of replication that does not involve the fusion of gametes and a new…

Q: which has both foetal and maternal tissues

A: The basal plate , the peripheral region on the maternal side that is in contact with the uterine…

Q: In sexual differentiation, parts of the male reproductive system develop from the:

A: The formation of different proteins that lead to formation of different cells and thereby tissues…

Q: Conditions of the vagina

A: A vagina is a part of the female reproductive system which serves as a connection between the uterus…

Q: Concept of embryonic development and fertilization

A: As humans are the most complex species, multicellular in the organization but the basic structure…

Q: most common risk factors for non-physiological metaplasia

A: Metaplasia is a reversible change in which one differentiated cell type (epithelial or mesenchymal)…

Q: Enlist any two functions of a female placenta.

A: A fetus is the unborn offspring of an animal that develops from an embryo. The placenta is a…