Fertilization, Implantation & Embryonic Development

Good morning dear students.
Kindly mark your attendance first.

Today we will achieve the following learning Outcomes:-
Students will be able to -
1. Understand & Interpret various steps of FERTILIZATION.
2. Analyse various cortical Reactions to the entry of the sperms.
3. List the significance of Fertilization.
4. Understand the process of IMPLANTATION & Cleavage.
5. Analyse the process of EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT in mothers.

 Kindly make the notes of the following topics discussed below. I will send you TWO videos related to the topics for better understanding. Kindly watch them in order i.e first fertilization & then embryonic development.



Let's begin with FERTILIZATION.



C. Capacitation is the phenomenon of  physiological maturation of sperms by breaking of Acrosome membrane inside of the female genital tract. It takes about 5-6 hours. 










Now watch the First YouTube video link sent to you " Fertilization & Implantation "








Now we come to the end of today's class. 
Kindly watch the second YouTube video link " Embryonic development "

Do ask your doubts related to the topic taught today. 
Also do read NCERT online for further reference
See you on Day 3 now. 

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