Ovulation

ovulation
discharging mature eggs from the ovary
Source: Noland, George B. 1983. General Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
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Ovulation
The process whereby a Graafian follicle ruptures and releases a mature oocyte from the ovary.
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Ovulation occurs about two weeks after the onset of menstruation. In response to a sudden surge of LH, the follicle ruptures and discharges a secondary oocyte. This is swept into the open end of the fallopian tube and begins to move slowly down it.
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ovulation The release of the oocyte onto the surface of the ovary; occurs at the midpoint of the ovarian cycle.
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Ovulation occurs approximately once every 28 days. Females ovulate approximately 400 times during their lifetime.
Secondary oocytes are released at ovulation. The second meiotic division resumes after penetration by sperm.
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ovulation
The release of an egg from ovaries. In humans, an ovarian follicle releases an egg during each menstrual cycle.
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ovulation: the process by which an egg cell is released from the follicle and swept into the Fallopian tube where it moves toward to uterus.
ovules: the protective structures that contain egg cells produced by the female.
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ovulation The release of an egg from the ovary.
ovule Structure that will become a seed following fertilization; literally an integumented megasporangium that contains the embryo sac before fertilization.
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ovulation The process whereby a Graafian follicle ruptures and releases a mature oocyte from the ovary.
ovum [L. ovulum - egg]. Mature female gamete or egg cell.
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clomifene citrate, which stimulates ovulation)
Surgery to restore patency of obstructed fallopian tubes
Donor insemination which involves the woman being artificially inseminated with donor sperm.
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[1] The widespread use of fertility drugs causing hyperovulation (stimulated release of multiple eggs by the mother) has caused what some call an "epidemic of multiple births".
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CorpusLuteum a temporary secretory structure which forms from remains of an ovarian follicle after ovulation
(corpus = body; luteo = yellow)
(Os)Coxa collectively the hip bones
(os = bone; cox = the hip) ...
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