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Mind Map by e5 jmontano, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by e5 jmontano
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- What it is
- It's a reproductive
cycle exclusive for
some mammals,
incluiding humans
- It's a reproductive
cycle exclusive for
some mammals,
incluiding humans
- What it
involves
- Hormones
- FSH
- Is the first hormone
released. Stands for
Folicule Stimulating
Hormone
- Is the first hormone
released. Stands for
Folicule Stimulating
Hormone
- Estrogen
- It is released by
the stimulating
folicules
- It is released by
the stimulating
folicules
- Progesterone
- It's fred by the developed
folicule, and keeps the corpus
luteum in it's place. It also
makes the liberation of other
hormones above stop
- It's fred by the developed
folicule, and keeps the corpus
luteum in it's place. It also
makes the liberation of other
hormones above stop
- Lutanizing Hormone
- It's fred by a high amount
of estrogen, and triggers
the liberation of a
fully-developed egg
- It's fred by a high amount
of estrogen, and triggers
the liberation of a
fully-developed egg
- FSH
- Reproductive system
- The folicules are developed in one of the
female's ovaries, where from one egg is
released, which lays down in the corpus luteum
(located in the female's uterus) some time after
- The folicules are developed in one of the
female's ovaries, where from one egg is
released, which lays down in the corpus luteum
(located in the female's uterus) some time after
- Hormones
- It's purpose
- To develop and release an
egg ready to be fertilized,
and be recieved by the
corpus luteum
- Unlike other reproductive
cycles, the mestrual cycle
keeps the individual ready to
reproduce for most of the
time
- To develop and release an
egg ready to be fertilized,
and be recieved by the
corpus luteum
- How it works
- 1. FSH is released, and the
folucules start developing
- 2. While the folicules
develop, estrogen is
released
- 3. A high amount of
estrogen triggers
the releasement of
lutanizing hormone.
- 4. Lutanizing hormone frees
a single fully developed egg
- The developed folicule/s free
progesterone, which stops the
releasement of other hormones
- The egg may
be fertilized.
In case it is:
- It will then keep releasing
progesterone, which keeps
the corpus luteum in place
- The egg, having being
fertilized only once, will
then keep dividing until
a new individual is born
- The egg, having being
fertilized only once, will
then keep dividing until
a new individual is born
- It will then keep releasing
progesterone, which keeps
the corpus luteum in place
- The egg may
be fertilized.
In case it is:
- The developed folicule/s free
progesterone, which stops the
releasement of other hormones
- 4. Lutanizing hormone frees
a single fully developed egg
- 3. A high amount of
estrogen triggers
the releasement of
lutanizing hormone.
- 2. While the folicules
develop, estrogen is
released
- 1. FSH is released, and the
folucules start developing
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