fertilization only occur when oocyte and sperm are activated .what happens when an activated sperm is able to penetrate ovum membrane .blocking the entrance of other sperms has a specific mechanism explained in this power point
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9. Oocyte Activation
惠悽擧 愆惆 惺悋
1. Cortical reaction to block against
other sperm cells
2. Activation of egg metabolism
3. Reactivation of meiosis
4. DNA synthesis