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Maturation of the Egg | Oogenesis | Gametogenesis | Embryology

In this article we will discuss about the process of maturation of eggs in the female gamete. After the oocyte completes its growth, it is ready for the reduction divisions. By this time, the chromosomes of the oocyte have reached the stage of diakinesis. The meiotic division in the female gametes cannot, however, proceed in the same way as in [...]

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Fate Maps of an Embryo | Animals | Embryology

A correct interpretation of gastrulation is impossible without a knowledge of the position which the presumptive germinal layers occupy in the blastula. This position may be ascertained in various ways. A chart, showing the fate of each part of an early embryo, in particular, a blastula, is called a fate map. In tracing the fate of various parts of the [...]

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Envelopes of the Egg | Animals | Gametogenesis | Embryology

All eggs, like any other cells, are of course covered by the cell membrane or plasmalemma. Under the electron microscope the plasmalemma sometimes can be seen to be double, with two layers of electron-dense material about 50 Å thick separated by a less dense interval of about 60 Å. In addition to the plasmalemma, eggs of all animals, with the [...]

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