Week 1 Objectives 5b: Where the materials come from, and stages in mammalian ovulation Flashcards

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Accumulation of cellular materials

  1. From external sources
A
  1. “heterosynthesis”
  2. follicular or nurse cells
  3. yolk sac makes nurse cells
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Accumulation of cellular materials

  1. From oocyte itself
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  1. “autosynthesis”
  2. lampbrush chromosomes
  3. Gene amplification, i.e. ribosomal RNA genes
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Oocyte Accessory Cell Interactions

Corona Radiata

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Layer of follicle cells surrounding oocyte

Interacts via gap junctions and microvilli

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Zona Pellucida

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non-cellular membrane

secreted by corona radiata and oocyte

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Cortical Granules: Size

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.5 micrometers to 20 micrometers

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Cortical Granules found in

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Frogs, echinoderms, bivalves and mollusks, hamsters, humans, rabbits

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Cortical Granules NOT found in

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urodeles, birds, insects, and guinea pigs, rat

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Cortical Granule formation

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rER, Golgi apparatus

associated with cytoplasmic side of plasmalemma

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Stages in mammalian ovulation

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  1. LH surge
  2. LH binds to LH receptors on follicle cells
  3. Activates adenyl cyclase
  4. Produces progesterone (follicle cells do)
  5. Activation of collagenase enzyme
  6. Release of corona radiata and oocyte
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