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Outline Fertilization Gametes Germ Cells Meiosis Male Reproductive Tract Spermatogenesis Female Reproductive Tract Oogenesis Menstrual Cycle Hormones Fertilization Gametes – Oocyte, Sperm Acrosomal reaction Cell Fusion Cortical reaction Com

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Outline Fertilization Gametes Germ Cells Meiosis Male Reproductive Tract Spermatogenesis Female Reproductive Tract Oogenesis Menstrual Cycle Hormones Fertilization Gametes – Oocyte, Sperm Acrosomal reaction Cell Fusion Cortical reaction Completion of Meiosis – 2nd polar body released Pronuclear fusion Zygote = fertilized egg Oocyte Corona radiata, follicle cells Zona pellucida, acellular– 3 primary glycoproteins (ZP1, 2, 3) Cortical Granules – vesicles, hydrolytic enzymes, polysaccharides Female pronucleus From KL Moore, 1977 Sperm Anatom

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Outline
Fertilization
Gametes
Germ Cells
Meiosis
Male Reproductive Tract
Spermatogenesis
Female Reproductive Tract
Oogenesis
Menstrual Cycle
Hormones

, Fertilization

Gametes – Oocyte, Sperm
Acrosomal reaction
Cell Fusion
Cortical reaction
Completion of Meiosis – 2nd polar body released
Pronuclear fusion
Zygote = fertilized egg

, Oocyte




Corona radiata, follicle cells
Zona pellucida, acellular – 3 primary glycoproteins (ZP1, 2, 3)
Cortical Granules – vesicles, hydrolytic enzymes, polysaccharides
Female pronucleus
From KL Moore, 1977

, Sperm
Anatomy

Head (nucleus - meiosis
completed)
Acrosome

Neck (junction)

Tail (middle piece;
end piece) – mitochondria,
microtubule system


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