Fallopian tube of animals
Veterinary Physiology“Fallopian tube of animals is divided into four parts, these are Fimbriae, Infundibulum, Ampulla and Isthmus. Fertilization is take place at Ampulla-Isthmus junction”
Types of follicle in ovary
Veterinary Physiology“Early in the first weeks of embryonic development, the primitive large germ cells called primordial germ cells are present in the yolk sac. These primordial germ cells migrate by ameboid movement from the yolk sac to the genital ridges”
Physiology of Female Reproductive System
Veterinary Physiology“The ovaries shape varies according to the species and stage of estrous cycle. The functional ovary of a Polytocous animal (sow, female dog or cat) has several follicles or corpora lutea which give the appearance of a cluster of grapes”
Homologies of male and female reproductive systems
Veterinary Physiology“During embryogenesis of the genital system the male and female reproductive organs develop from in-different structures”
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Sexual Differentiation
Veterinary Physiology“In all living organisms, reproduction is essential to continuity of the species. In mammals, reproduction depends upon the union of anisogametes produced by dimorphic individuals designated as male and female”
Introduction of Reproductive physiology
Veterinary Physiology“Sex is the total morphological, physiological and psychological differences between male and female”
Gastro Intestinal hormones
Veterinary Physiology“There are no feed back regulation for Gastro Intestinal hormones hormones. Presence of food or GIT environment stimulates their secretion and Removal of the stimulus stops secretion”
Atrial natriuretic peptide
Veterinary Physiology“Atrial natriuretic peptide causes decrease in blood pressure and it also inhibits renin secretion”
Physiology of Eicosanoids
Veterinary Physiology“Prostaglandins have varied functions and play a prominent role in causing pain, inflammation and fever”
Physiology of thymus gland
Veterinary Physiology“Thymus gland is large and active gland in the newborn, reaches full activity at puberty and thereafter declines in activity slowly. The thymus is a lymphoid organ found on both sides of the trachea”