Good question! Particularly considering that ova, while amazing in the sense that they're half of a potential person, are structurally unremarkable as cells..
scriptdoc <kthrngordon@gmail.com> wrote:
No human eggs are very tiny indeed. and the ones that do not get fertilized are absorbed back into the body they do not enter the menstral blood.Do you mind if I ask, what you want to do with human oocytes?
On Sunday, August 11, 2013 9:09:06 AM UTC-7, Mega [Andreas Sturm] wrote:Hi everyone,
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I just came of the idea, that a women loses an egg cell around once a month.
Does anyone have a clue whether it is possible to kind of extract the cell and then have a look on it under the microscope?
I heared those cells are pretty big, so you could even see them with youre bare eye.
Given their size, couldn't you just let the red liquid through a filter, then the big egg cell stays above?
And, one second thought, are those cells still alive when out of body? I mean, they survive 5 days travelling to their destination, sitting there few days, and then are expelled. There won't be mechanism to induce apoptosis I think, because it dies anyway when out of body?
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