zygote 的定义
Biology.
- the cell produced by the union of two gametes, before it undergoes cleavage.
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- It’s possible that some of these epigenetic changes tell a zygote to split.
- This ensures that the zygote will have a normal genetic complement of just two pairs of 23 chromosomes, one from the mother and one from the father, rather than a grossly inflated number that would result if multiple sperm fertilized the egg.
- The zygote was then returned to the mother’s uterus, where it could implant and grow in an otherwise normal pregnancy.
- The zygote contains all the genetic information it needs to become a new individual.
- From such a cell (zygote), half male, half female, the body of every living organism has sprung.
- If this is true, the centrosome of the zygote nucleus must be entirely derived from that of the male pronucleus.
- The first change the zygote undergoes in all animals is what is generally called the segmentation or cleavage of the ovum.
- Is it, in other words, an unalterable property of the zygote, a genetic character?
- But when the zygote in its turn comes to form gametes, the partnership is broken and the process is reversed.