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What is a
Oocyte

What is b
Antrum

what is c
Cumulus Granulosa

What is d
Basement membrane

What are the cells surrounding the basement membrane called
Mural Granulosa
how long does it take to grow a graafian follicle in sheep
61-72 days
Follicular Steroid Genesis
2-cell, 2-gonadotropin model for estrogen synthesis
FSH and LH induce LH receptors
large antral follicle becomes LH-dependent
FSH increases free IGF-1 in the largest follicle, allowing the largest follicle to become dominant
Inhibin produced by the dominant follicle prevents the development of smaller follicles
If progesterone low, E2 stimulates an increase in LH, furthering the development of the dominant follicle is
Oogenesis Process
Multiplication: Oogonia undergo mitosis to produce millions of Oogonia
Growth: Oogonia differentiate and grow into diploid primary oocytes, starting meiosis 1 but pausing in prophase 1, remaining inactive until puberty
Maturation: Puberty to menopause
Meiosis 1: Oocyte completes meiosis 1, forming one large haploid secondary oocyte and a small polar body
Meiosis 2: The secondary oocyte begins meiosis II but arrests in metaphase II, and is ovulated
Fertilization: If fertilization occurs, Completion of Meiosis II, complete a mature ovum