A medical biologist is examining one of many cells that are produced during the human oogenesis process. The cell is haploid, meaning that it has 23 chromosomes, and it was removed from the body shortly after it entered the fallopian tube. The cell had begun the process of meiosis II, but did not finish it. What type of cell is the biologist most likely examining?

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Cale Mccoy

Biology

17 March, 17:33

A medical biologist is examining one of many cells that are produced during the human oogenesis process. The cell is haploid, meaning that it has 23 chromosomes, and it was removed from the body shortly after it entered the fallopian tube. The cell had begun the process of meiosis II, but did not finish it. What type of cell is the biologist most likely examining?

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Van Trevino · Answer 1

The answer is an egg cell from female specie. The egg cell is produce is by the ovum and it is released into the fallopian tube. Egg cells are often used in reproduction. When the egg cell is fertilized with a sperm cell it undergoes the process of fertilization which can produce an offspring from those two species.