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Mammalian Fertilization: Translocation
Mammalian fertilization is an intricate process occurring within the female reproductive tract, which actively regulates the transport and maturity of gametes[. The **oocyte-cumulus complex** plays a crucial role, with cumulus cells forming a protective matrix around the oocyte, aiding its transport to the ampulla of the oviduct. **Sperm translocation** involves several mechanisms, including sperm motility,…
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Mammalian Fertilization: Capacitation
Capacitation is a vital process that enables mammalian sperm to fertilize an egg. Unlike amphibians or sea urchins, mammalian sperm are initially immature and require capacitation during their journey from the vagina.
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