What you need to know for Examination 2

BIOLOGY 150 SPRING 2000
  1. The seven sexes of humans
  2. chromosome sex including 45,X; 47,XXY; 47,XXX; 47,XYY
  3. mosaicism [e.g., 45,X/46.XX]
  4. chimerism [e.g., 46,XY/46/XX] and true hermaphroditism
  5. sex reversals [role of SRY gene on testes formation]
  6. formation of the gonads [testes or ovaries]
  7. formation of the internal genitalia [fate of the wolffian ducts in males and females; fate of the mullerian ducts in males or females]
  8. formation of the external genitalia [fate of the genital tubercle, folds, and swelling in males or females]
  9. puberty: including the menstrual cycle
  10. psychological sex
  11. female pseudo hermaphroditism in the CAHS [congenital adrenal hyperplasia syndrome]
  12. male pseudohermaphroditism in the CIAS [congenital insensitivity to androgen syndrome]
  13. male pseudohermaphroditism in the CPMD [congenital persistence of the mullerian derivatives]
  14. from zygote to birth: the major events

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Last modified February 28, 2000
BIO 150 - Exam 2 Information/ Michael S. Rosenberg