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The document provides an overview of the reproductive and integumentary systems, detailing their key functions, involved cells, and potential effects of system failure. The reproductive system is primarily responsible for producing offspring and includes sperm and egg cells, while the integumentary system serves as a protective barrier for the body. Failures in these systems can lead to serious health issues such as cancer and infertility.

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The document provides an overview of the reproductive and integumentary systems, detailing their key functions, involved cells, and potential effects of system failure. The reproductive system is primarily responsible for producing offspring and includes sperm and egg cells, while the integumentary system serves as a protective barrier for the body. Failures in these systems can lead to serious health issues such as cancer and infertility.

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REPRODUCTIVE &

INTEGUMENTARY
SYSTEM
By: Carol and Mia
TABLE OF CONTENTS

REPRODUCTIVE INTEGUMENTARY
SYSTEM SYSTEM
carol mia
REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
By: Carol
KEY FUNCTION OF THE
REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM:
The main function of the
reproductive system is to allow
for the production of offspring. It
also enables sexual function and
produces hormones that allow
pregnancy.
CELLS
INVOLVED
The reproductive system is made up of two
different cells, the sperm cell and the egg
cell. The main purpose of the sperm cell is
to fertilize female sex cells. The main
purpose for the egg cell is to be the building
block for reproduction. It can also help fetal
development by nourishing a blastocyst so
that it can develop into a embryo.
2 CELLS IN THE
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

SPERM CELL EGG CELL


The purpose for a sperm cell is
to fertilize an egg of the female
The main function of an
to produce a new offspring. egg cell is to generate a
new individual
EFFECTS OF
SYSTEM FAILURE
If the cells in this system stop
working properly, it can lead to
many different health issues to
the human body. Including some
diseases or conditions like
breast cancer, infertility, and
HIV/AIDS disease.
INTENGUMENTARY
SYSTEM
By: Mia
KEY FUNCTION OF THE
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM:
The integumentary system is the outer
layer of your body. It includes your skin,
hair, nails, and sebaceous glands which
secrete oil. It acts as the barrier of your
body–protecting your body from bacteria,
infection, injury, and sunlight. It regulates
your body’s temperature and allows you
to feel your skin whether it is hot or cold.
3 CELLS IN THE
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

MELANOCYTES KERATINOCYTES LANGERHANS


gives your skin its forms a tight barrier determine the
color and a and prevent foreign appropriate response
waterproof layer substances from when they encounter
entering the body foreign substances.
EFFECTS OF
SYSTEM FAILURE
When some of the integumentary
cells start to not function properly, it
can cause different types of skin
cancer. Skin cancers including the
basal cell carcinoma (most common
skin cancer in humans), melanoma,
and merkel (aggressive rare skin
cancer).
MIA AND CAROL

THANK YOU
SO MUCH!
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have any questions for us

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