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								Twenty Three									 | 
								Number of chromosomes in a sperm or egg									 | 
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								Zygote									 | 
								In humans, contains 46 chromosomes resulting from the process of fertilization									 | 
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								Urethra									 | 
								In males, this structure is part of both the reproductive and urinary systems									 | 
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								Follicle									 | 
								Found in the female ovaries, each houses an oogonial cell which develops into an oocyte 									 | 
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								Glans Clitoris									 | 
								Part of the female's external genitalia									 | 
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								Oviduct									 | 
								Where fertilization of an egg normally takes place									 | 
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								Endometrium									 | 
								Where zygote normally implants									 | 
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								Corpus Luteum									 | 
								Formed from the follicle after it undergoes ovulation, continues to produce sex hormones during the menstrual cycle									 | 
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								Follicular Phase									 | 
								First 13 days of the Menstrual Cycle									 | 
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								LH									 | 
								This  hormone spikes during the ovulation phase of the Menstrual Cycle									 | 
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								In Vitro Fertilization									 | 
								ART that involves the maturation and fertilization of the egg within laboratory glassware, followed by transfer of the embryo to the uterus 2–4 days later									 | 
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								Intrauterine Device									 | 
								Birth control method made of a small piece of molded plastic that does not allow the fertilized embryo to implant.									 | 
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								Virus									 | 
								Mode of transmission for the following STD's: HIV/AIDS, Herpes, HPV and Hepatitis C									 | 
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								GIFT									 | 
								ART that involves placing the egg and sperm in the oviducts immediately after they are brought together									 | 
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								Vasectomy									 | 
								The most reliable method of contraceptive in the male involving the cutting of the vas deferens									 |