Estrogens are essential regulators of fertility and bind to estrogen receptors (ERs) ERalpha and ERbeta. The extent to which signalling through ERbeta modulates human fertility is still unclear. Immunohistochemistry revealed that many cells within male and female reproductive systems synthesize ERbeta. Studies using mice lacking functional ERbeta demonstrated disturbed ovarian but intact testicular, function. Differences in reproductive physiology and in ESR expression patterns in rodents and humans mean that we need more data from studies using human cells and/or primate models before we can unravel the contribution made by ERbeta, or its variant isoforms, to reproductive function in humans. Available evidence suggests that direct targeting of ERbeta with selective agonists and antagonists might provide a novel therapeutic target in fertility and/or infertility management.
Testosterone is responsible for the production of male gametes(sperms). It is produced in testis.
It is due to testosterone that the signs of puberty starts to develop in males which is the basic step for being an adult.
The hormone plays the most important role. The hormones brings fertility in females.
It is responsible for development of female sexual organs. It maintains menstruation cycle.
It is the hormone estrogen. It is secreted by ovaries.
Some may contain oestrogen, but most contraceptives for women involve the hormone progesterone, which is normally higher in pregnant women. This fools the body into thinking that it's already carrying a child.
this form of reproduction does not involve the formation of seeds.
this form of reproduction does not involve the formation of seeds.
Reproduction
asexual reproduction
nope. that's sexual reproduction (=
vegetative reproduction
Vegetative
Genetics
The reproduction that doesnot involve the sexual organs is called vegetative reproduction. This takes place mainly in plants for example, reproduction through stem, roots, etc
types of asexual reproduction: -Binary fission -budding -vegetative reproduction -spore formation