MCD BIO 138 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Germ Cell, Oogonium, Yolk Sac

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Where do germ cells (eggs and sperm) come from, and do they carry the. The germ line (cells that will give rise to germ cells) is established early in. Germ cells are our first example of stem cells. In nematodes, the germ line lineage (cells that will eventually give rise to the: continuity of the germ line information for the development of the individual? development. In many organisms (nematodes, insects, amphibians), the one-cell egg contains factors (polar plasm or polar granules) that segregate into only one of the blastomeres. The blastomere that, after cleavage, contains the polar granules gives rise to the germ cell line. germ cells) is known from the first division of the fertilized egg. Since the polar plasm is already a component of the egg in nematodes, insects and amphibians, this polar plasm material must be synthesized and localized during oogenesis. This is an important function of oogenesis in these organisms.

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