Oogenesis Trivia Quiz

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Oogenesis is the formation of the haploid ovum from the diploid egg mother cells/ oogonia of the ovary. Oogenesis occurs in follicles of ovaries in various organisms but its period varies which supports the evidence of the basic relationship of the organisms. Oogenesis involves two biological processes as genetical programming and packaging. It usually starts before birth and complete only after the onset of puberty. So oogenesis is a discontinuous process. Only one out of 500 cells Innova stimulated by FSH which mature to form ovum. So take this quiz and know more about oogenesis.

Questions Excerpt


1. The primary germ cell in the germinal epithelium of ovary undergoes repeated mitotic division that forms.......

A. Ova

B. Ovum

C. Oogonia

D. Primary oocyte

2. In the growth phase, oogonia grow up into a large primary website by taking food from the surrounding.........

A. Nursing cells

B. Sertoli cells

C. Primary cells

D. Follicle cells

3. Which one of the following occurs in the growth phase is under the control of mitochondria and Golgi body present near the nucleus?

A. Vitellogenesis

B. Secondary oocyte

C. Polar body

D. Polocyte

4. The primary oocyte forms unequal haploid daughter cells meiosis I that is secondary oocyte and first.........

A. Polar body

B. Polocyte

C. Both of these

D. None of these

5. In the second miotic division, oocyte again divided into unequal daughter cells as the....... and second polar body.

A. Oocyte

B. Ootid

C. Oogonia

D. Ova

6. The nucleus of the oocyte gets enlarge due to the production of a large amount of........

A. Nucleus

B. Nuclear sap

C. Cytoplasm

D. None of these

7. In which phase functional ovum is formed?

A. Multiplication phase

B. Growth phase

C. Maturation phase

D. Differentiation phase

8. In the differentiation phase, ribosomes number increases as they participate actively in the synthesis of protein, required for.......

A. Increasing of size

B. Yolk formation

C. Mitochondria clouds formation

D. All of these

 

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