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oocyte
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oocyte [′ōยทə‚sīt]
(histology)
An egg before the completion of maturation.
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A Steinhausia-like infection in the ovocytes of Sydney rock oysters Saccostrea commercialis.
Diseases of pearl oysters and other molluscs: a Western Australian ... by Creeper, J. / Journal of Shellfish Research
1 Fertilization and Subsequent Phenomena Fertilization may be conceptualized as a consequence of the injury caused by cell penetration into another cell- a phenomenon that leads to a breakdown of the ovocyte cortex with granule burst, subcortical cytoplasmatic rearrangement and deep changes in metabolic/ respiratory pathways.
Injury and death in the embryo development process: hypothesis of ... by Bustuoabad, Oscar D.; Correa, Julio E. / Frontier Perspectives
Ovocytes easily distinguished macroscopically (as granular).
Reproduction and recruitment of white mullet (Mugil curema) to a ... by Marin E., Baumar J.; Quintero, Antonio; Bussiere, Dany; Dodson, Julian J. / Fishery Bulletin
 
 
 
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