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MUHAMMAD IMRAN ZOO501-Developmental-Biology

27-6-2022 QUIZ NO 2

  1. if we insert an electrode into an egg and place a second electrode outside it, we can measure the constant difference in charge across the egg __________________________Plasma Membrane
  2. Bleil and Wassarman (_____) isolated an 83-kDa glycoprotein, ZP3, from the mouse zona that was the active site for sperm binding. The other two zona glycoproteins they found, ZP1 and ZP2, failed to compete for sperm binding?___________________________________________ 1988
  3. A third protein released by the cortical granules, a ______, hardens the fertilization envelope by crosslinking tyrosine residues on adjacent proteins?________________ Peroxidase enzyme
  4. The sea urchin egg has ___ mechanisms to avoid polyspermy?__________________________2
  5. In capacitation, the ______, protein phosphorylation occurs?______________________ Fourth
  6. The entrance of multiple sperm polyspermy leads to disastrous consequences in most organisms. In the sea urchin, fertilization by two sperm results in a _______ nucleus, in which each chromosome is represented three times rather than twicen_________________________Triploid
  7. The fast sperm inhibition condition is maintained by the plasma membrane. which steadfastly inhibits the entry of …..ions into the oocyte and prevents potassium ions from leaking out into the environment. ____________________________________________________________Sodium
  8. The difference between the acrosomal reaction in sea urchins and mammals may be due to the thickness of the extracellular envelopes surrounding the egg. In the sea urchin, the vitelline envelope is very thin and porous?______________________________________________ True
  9. In capacitation, the ______, the membrane potential of the sperm becomes more negative as potassium ions leave the sperm?______________________________________________ Third
  10. The sperm and egg plasma membranes then join together, and material from the sperm membrane can later be found on the egg membrane. The sperm nucleus and tail pass through the resulting cytoplasmic bridge, which is widened by the _________?____ Actin polymerization
  11. Directly beneath the sea urchin egg plasma membrane are about …cortical granules____15,000.
  12. The ____ is the specific glycoprotein in the mouse zona pellucida to which the sperm bind._____________________________________________________________________ ZP3
  13. The Fast block to polyspermy is achieved by changing the electric potential of the egg plasma

outside environment, and the ionic concentration of the egg differs greatly from that of its

  1. The egg's microvilli attach to……..provides support for the blastomeres _________hyaline layer.
  2. in the sea urchin, all regions of the egg plasma membrane are capable of fusing with sperm. In several other species, certain regions of the membrane are specialized for sperm recognition and fusion. Fusion is an active process, often mediated by specific "fusogenic proteins? ________ __________________________________________________________________________True
  3. The Ferilin _______ the sperm to the egg by binding to the 6β1 integrin protein on the egg plasma membrane. Moreover, like sea urchin bindin (to which it is not structurally related), fertilin has a hydrophobic region that could potentially mediate the union of the two membranes.__________________________________________________________ Adheres
  4. The removal of sperm is accomplished by the cortical granule reaction, a slower, mechanical block to _____ that becomes active about a minute after the first successful sperm-egg attachment.________________________________________________________ Polyspermy
  5. Recognition of sperm by the vitelline envelope or zona pellucida is followed by the lysis of that portion of the envelope or zona in the region of the sperm head by the enzymes? ____Acrosomal
  6. In capacitation, the ______, particular proteins or carbohydrates on the sperm surface are lost during capacitation?______________________________________________________ Second
  7. release of calcium from intracellular storage can be monitored visually using calcium-activated luminescent dyes such as____________________________________________________fura-2
  8. The drug is .. calcium ionophore (a compound that transports free calcium ions across lipid membranes)_____________________________________________________________A23187
  9. The ______ is a glycoprotein matrix, which is synthesized and secreted by the growing oocyte?__________________________________________________________ Zona pellucida
  10. The Wilcox and colleagues…. found that nearly all human pregnancies result from sexual intercourse during a 6-day period ending on the day of ovulation?______________________1995
  11. Finally, a fourth cortical granule protein, _____, forms a coating around the egg?________ Hyalin
  12. The molecular changes that account for capacitation are of _____types?__________________4
  13. It appears that the acrosome-reacted sperm transfer their binding from ZP3 to the adjacent _____ molecules. After a mouse sperm has entered the egg, the egg cortical granules release their contents._________________________________________________________________ ZP2
  14. The set of physiological changes that allow the sperm to be competent to fertilize the egg is called capacitation. The requirement for capacitation varies from species to species?_____ True
  15. Using immunological techniques,….demonstrated that bindin is located specifically on the acrosomal process exactly where it should be for sperm-egg recagnition?____Moy and Vacquier
  16. in capacitation, the ……. the fluidity of the sperm plasma membrane is altered by the removal of cholesterol by albumin proteins found in the female reproductive tract? _________________First
  17. In mammals, the _____ proteins in the sperm plasma membrane are essential for sperm membrane-egg membrane fusion?___________________________________________ Fertilin
  18. The _____ released by the cortical granules produce an osmotic gradient that causes water to rush into the space between the plasma membrane and the vitelline envelope, causing the envelope to expand and become the fertilization envelope.____________ Mucopolysaccharides
  19. The Fast block to polyspermy is achieved by changing the electric potential af the egg plasma

outside environment, and the ionic concentration of the eqg differs greatly from that of its

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