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# Undertake a microscopical examination of the testis, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicle, prostate gland, penis, and sperm. The functional significance of the various histological structures identified will be discussed.
# Undertake a microscopical examination of the testis, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicle, prostate gland, penis, and sperm. The functional significance of the various histological structures identified will be discussed.


:'''Links:'''  
:'''Links:''' [[Testis Development]] | [[Histology]]
 
==Human Testis (young)==
<gallery>
File:Testis_histology_001.jpg|overview Loupe
File:Testis_histology_004.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x10
File:Testis_histology_006.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x40
File:Testis_histology_007.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x40
File:Testis_histology_005.jpg|tunica albuginea x20
</gallery>
 
 
==Human Testis (adult)==
<gallery>
File:Testis_histology_002.jpg|overview x2
File:Testis_histology_010.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x10
File:Testis_histology_009.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x20
File:Testis_histology_011.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x40
File:Testis_histology_012.jpg|convoluted seminiferous tubules x40
File:Testis_histology_008.jpg|epididymis overview x4
File:Testis_histology_013.jpg|epididymis x10
File:Testis_histology_014.jpg|epididymis x20
File:Testis_histology_015.jpg|epididymis x40
File:Testis_histology_003.jpg|ductus deferens overview x2
File:Testis_histology_016.jpg|ductus deferens x10
File:Testis_histology_017.jpg|ductus deferens x40
</gallery>
 
:[[Rabbit Development|'''Rabbit''']]: convoluted seminiferous tubules [[:File:Testis_histology_018.jpg|x20]] | [[:File:Testis_histology_019.jpg|x100]]
 
:[[Mouse Development|'''Mouse''']]: [[:File:Mouse epididymis development 01.jpg|postnatal epididymis]] | [[:File:Mouse epididymis development 02.jpg|14 days postnatal]] | [[:File:Mouse epididymis development 03.jpg|33 days postnatal]] | [[:File:Mouse epididymis development 04.jpg|45 days postnatal]] | [[:File:Mouse epididymis development 05.jpg|2 months postnatal]]
 
:'''Spermatozoa human:''' [[:File:Spermatozoa_histology_001.jpg|x20]] | [[:File:Spermatozoa_histology_002.jpg|x40]] | [[:File:Spermatozoa_histology_003.jpg|x100]]
 
 


==Terms==
==Terms==

Revision as of 13:49, 27 May 2013

Introduction

Adult human ovary peritoneal surface (viewed by endoscopy)
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This current page provides background support information for Medicine phase 1 BGD Histology Practical Virtual Slides. Page does not form part of the BGDA practical class virtual slides.

Virtual Slides: Male Histology (requires zpass login)
Practical Manual Notes 2013 online PDF (2 pages)
Draft page (notice removed when completed).


Objectives

  1. Gain an overview of the microanatomy of the male reproductive system.
  2. Undertake a microscopical examination of the testis, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicle, prostate gland, penis, and sperm. The functional significance of the various histological structures identified will be discussed.
Links: Testis Development | Histology

Human Testis (young)


Human Testis (adult)

Rabbit: convoluted seminiferous tubules x20 | x100
Mouse: postnatal epididymis | 14 days postnatal | 33 days postnatal | 45 days postnatal | 2 months postnatal
Spermatozoa human: x20 | x40 | x100


Terms

  • cortex - (Latin = rind, or bark) outer layer of an organ.
  • hilum - or hilus (Latin,= a trifle; depression in a seed) a depression at vascular entrance/exit of a gland or organ.
  • medulla - (Latin, medulla = pith, marrow) the inner portion of an organ, in contrast to cortex.
  • menstrual - (Latin, menstruus = monthly) relating to the monthly female sexual cycle.
  • mucosa - (Latin, = mucous membrane) thin layer which lines body cavities and passages formed by epithelium and lamina propria.
  • parenchyma - (Greek," + enkeim = to pour in) the essential functional cells of an organ as opposed to its stroma.
  • serosa - (Latin, serum = whey; a pale fluid) a serous membrane lining body cavities.
  • stroma - (Greek, = a cover, table-cloth, bedding) term for the internal supporting frame-work of a tissue, or organ, as opposed to its parenchyma.
  • tunica albuginea - a dense, white, fibrous sheath enclosing a part or organ.

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Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, May 28) Embryology BGDA Practical - Male Reproductive Tract Histology. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/BGDA_Practical_-_Male_Reproductive_Tract_Histology

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