The ovulated oocyte (egg) is encapsulated by the zona pellucida to protect it. The sperm binds to the zone pellucida and undergoes an acrosomal reaction - where hundreds of acrosomes release their enzymes which digests the zona pellucida to prepare for implantation. The sperm then makes contact with the oocytes membrane and binds to the receptors. Once fertilisation occurs meiosis 2 occurs and the ovum's nuclei swell (now pronuclei) and approach each other in preparation for cell division.
This usually begins in the fallopian tubes and implantation usually occurs in the uterus (although it can happen in the fallopian tubes or ovary causing an ectopic pregnancy).
The process is fertilization. The result is a Zygote.
fertilization
Yes.
that is gross
That is approximately 9-10 .
Infinite
Yes some cells have. Sperms are good example
Exept sperms and ova all are diploid.
Yes. Only the sperms and the ova are haploid.
The life of an human begins when the sex cells or gametes unite.Sex cells are the male sperms and the female ova.During copulation the sperms travels to meet the ova in order to fertilise with it.When they fertilise a zygote is formed which is single cell.
It all depends on if you have a prince albert or not.
Nucleus is a large organell.Lackness of a nucleus gives a large space for haemoglobin.
human
a nucleus is'nt a cell, it is the centre of cell