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9783540670933

Fertilization in Protozoa and Metazoan Animals

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    9783540670933

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    3540670939

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-11-01
  • Publisher: Springer Nature

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This book offers the reader an integrated point of view of fertilization in the animal kingdom. As the research at the molecular and cellular level is scarce compared to the huge diversity of animal species, for each phylum or class representative species have been chosen. Each phylum/class begins with a general description of the sexual and asexual reproduction strategies of the respective species, followed by a description of the reproductive cycle as well as of its reproductive system. The main focus is on the cellular and molecular aspects of fertilization of all the selected representative species, and the book is fully illustrated with photographs and drawings to facilitate understanding.

Table of Contents

Fertilization in Protozoa
Kazuyuki Mikami
Reproduction Strategies in Protozoa
1(3)
Gametogamy
1(1)
Autogamy
2(1)
Gamontogamy
3(1)
Fertilization in a Flagellate
4(4)
Reproduction in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
4(1)
Induction of Gametogenesis
4(2)
Mating and Cell Fusion
6(1)
Flagellar Agglutination
6(1)
Losing Cell Wall and Protoplast Formation
6(1)
Activation of Mating Structures
6(1)
Formation of a Cytoplasmic Bridge
7(1)
Protoplasmic Fusion
7(1)
Nuclear Fusion, Flagellar Retraction and Zygotic Wall Formation
7(1)
Chloroplast
7(1)
Meiosis and Germination
8(1)
Sexual Phase and Fertilization in Plasmodium
8(3)
Reproduction in Plasmodium falciparum
8(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization in the Mosquito
8(2)
Asexual Development in the Mosquito and in the Human Body
10(1)
The Sexual Phase
11(1)
Gamogony and Agamogony in Foraminiferans
11(4)
Life Cycle of Foraminiferans
11(2)
Heterokaryotic Species Rotaliella heterocaryotica
13(1)
Homokaryotic Species Patellina corrugata
13(2)
Conjugation in Ciliates
15(12)
Life Cycle of Paramecium caudatum
15(1)
Sexual Interaction at the Beginning of Conjugation
16(1)
Nuclear Events During Conjugation
17(1)
Nuclear Behavior at Early Stages of Conjugation and Meiosis
17(1)
Random Selection of Meiotic Products
18(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
18(2)
Macro- and Micronuclear Differentiation
20(1)
Development of a New Macronucleus
20(1)
Determination of the Germinal Micronucleus
21(1)
References
22(5)
Fertilization in Invertebrates
Heide Schatten
Amitabha Chakrabarti
Introduction
27(1)
Porifera
28(3)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
28(1)
Design of Reproductive System
29(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
29(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
30(1)
Sperm
30(1)
Oocytes
30(1)
Fertilization
30(1)
Cnidaria (Coelenterata)
31(3)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
32(1)
Design of Reproductive System
32(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
32(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
33(1)
Ctenophora
34(2)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
34(1)
Design of Reproductive System
34(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
34(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
34(2)
Platyhelminthes
36(2)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
36(1)
Design of Reproductive System
36(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
37(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
37(1)
Rhynchocoela (Nemertea, Nemertinea)
38(2)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
38(1)
Design of Reproductive System
39(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
39(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
39(1)
Nematoda
40(4)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
40(1)
Design of Reproductive System
41(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
41(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
42(1)
Sperm
42(1)
Oocytes
43(1)
Fertilization
43(1)
Mollusca
44(3)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
44(1)
Design of Reproductive System
44(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
45(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
45(1)
Sperm
45(1)
Oocytes
45(1)
Fertilization
46(1)
Annelida
47(4)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
47(1)
Design of Reproductive System
48(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
48(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
49(2)
Arthropoda
51(5)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
51(1)
Design of Reproductive System
52(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
52(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
53(1)
Sperm
53(1)
Oocytes
54(1)
Fertilization
54(2)
Echinodermata
56(11)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
56(1)
Design of Reproductive System
57(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
57(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
57(1)
The Unfertilized Egg
58(1)
Sperm
58(2)
Sperm Activation
60(1)
Fertilization
61(6)
MPF and MAP Kinases During Meiotic Maturation and Fertilization
67(1)
Protochordata
67(22)
Reproductive Strategies and Reproductive Cycle
67(1)
Design of Reproductive System
68(1)
Gametogenesis and Fertilization
68(1)
Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Fertilization
68(1)
Sperm
69(1)
Oocytes
69(1)
Spawning of Gametes and Fertilization
70(1)
Calcium Oscillations
71(1)
Block to Polyspermy
72(1)
MPF and MAP Kinases During Meiotic Maturation and Fertilization
73(1)
References
74(15)
Fertilization in Fishes
Takashi Iwamatsu
Introduction
89(1)
Structural Preparation of Oocyte and Spermatozoon for Fertilization
90(13)
Egg
90(1)
Chorion
91(5)
Micropyle
96(1)
Cortical Layer
97(2)
Sperm Entry Site
99(1)
Nucleus
100(1)
Spermatozoon
101(2)
Oocyte Maturation for Acquisition of Fertilizability
103(1)
Interaction and Membrane Fusion Between Gametes
104(4)
Behavior and Fertilizability of Spermatozoa
104(2)
Sperm-Egg Interaction
106(1)
Sperm-Egg Membrane Fusion
106(2)
Responses of Egg to Membrane Fusion with Spermatozoon
108(11)
Change in Membrane Potential
108(1)
Fertilization Wave and Wave of Increase in Cytoplasmic Ca2+
109(2)
Exocytosis of Cortical Alveoli
111(3)
Mechanism of Propagative Increase in Cytoplasmic Ca2+ and pH
114(1)
Relationship Between Wave of Increase in Cytoplasmic Ca2+ and Exocytosis Wave
115(1)
Perivitelline Space Formation and Change in Chorion
115(2)
Fertilization Cone and Sperm Incorporation
117(2)
Polyspermy-Preventing Mechanism
119(3)
Formation of Male and Female Pronuclei
122(5)
Progression of Second Meiotic Metaphase to Interphase
122(2)
Breakdown of Nuclear Envelope and Chromatin Decondensation
124(1)
Pronucleus Formation and MPF Activity
125(1)
DNA Synthesis and Pronucleus Formation
126(1)
Migration and Karyogamy of Female and Male Pronuclei
127(1)
Fertilization Without an Increase in Cytoplasmic Ca2+ and Exocytosis of Cortical Alveoli
127(20)
References
129(18)
Fertilization in Amphibians
Yasuhiro Iwao
Introduction
147(3)
Interactions of Sperm with Oocyte Investments and Oocyte Membrane
150(7)
Interactions of Sperm with Jelly Layers
150(3)
Sperm-Binding to the Vitelline Envelope
153(2)
Acrosome Reaction
155(1)
Interactions Between Sperm-and Oocyte-Membranes
156(1)
Mechanism of Oocyte Activation
157(8)
[Ca2+]i Increase
157(3)
Fertilization Potentials
160(2)
Cortical Reactions and Fertilization Envelope Formation
162(2)
Resumption of Meiosis and Sperm Nuclear Decondensation
164(1)
Mechanisms for Polyspermy Block
165(11)
Role of Polyspermy Block
165(1)
Reduction in Number of Sperm in Oocyte Investments
166(1)
Fast, Electrical Block to Polyspermy
167(2)
Slow Polyspermy Block by the Fertilization Envelope
169(1)
Acquisition of Polyspermy Block During Oocyte Maturation in Anurans
169(1)
Cytoplasmic Block to Polyspermy in Physiologically Polyspermic Oocytes
170(6)
Variations in Amphibian Fertilization
176(17)
Polyspermy in Anurans
176(1)
Monospermy in Primitive Urodeles
177(1)
Sperm Nuclear Behavior in Gynogenetic Urodele Oocytes
178(1)
References
179(14)
Fertilization in Birds
Graham J. Wishart
A. Janet Horrocks
Introduction to Avian Breeding Systems
193(2)
Gametes, Gameteogenesis and Reproductive Systems
195(10)
Primordial Germ Cells and Establishment of Gonads
195(1)
Male Reproduction Systems and Sperm Production
196(1)
Male Tract Anatomy
196(1)
Maturation of Sperm Function
197(1)
Female Reproductive System
198(1)
The Ovary and Ovulation
198(1)
The Oviduct and Egg Formation
198(2)
Spermatozoa
200(1)
Sperm Morphology
200(2)
Sperm Motility
202(1)
The Acrosome and Acrosomal Enzymes
202(1)
The Ovum
203(1)
Morphology of the Ovum at Ovulation
203(1)
The Inner Perivitelline Layer
204(1)
Oviducal Sperm Transport and Storage
205(1)
Sperm: Egg Interaction
206(10)
Fertilization in Vivo and in Vitro
206(1)
Site of Fertilization in Vivo
206(1)
Capacitation
207(1)
Sperm: Perivitelline Layer Interaction
207(1)
Sperm: Inner Perivitelline Layer Interaction
207(2)
The Avian Acrosome Reaction
209(1)
Inner Perivitelline Layer Molecules Mediating Interaction with Spermatozoa
209(2)
Preferential Attraction of Spermatozoa to the Germinal Disc
211(1)
The Outer Perivitelline Layer and Cessation of Sperm: Inner Perivitelline Layer Interaction
212(1)
Sperm: Ovum Interaction and Syngamy
213(1)
Sperm Engulfment by Oolemma
213(1)
Pronuclear Formation and Syngamy
214(1)
Supernumerary Spermatozoa and Embryonic Development
215(1)
Quantitative Aspects of Sperm: Egg Interaction, Fertility and the Fertile Period
216(7)
References
217(6)
Fertilization in Monotreme, Marsupial and Eutherian Mammals
K.E. Mate
M.S. Harris
J.C. Rodger
Introduction
223(5)
The Three Groups of Mammals
223(1)
Monotremes
223(1)
Marsupials
224(2)
Marsupial Diversity
226(1)
Eutherians
227(1)
Mammalian Relationships and Evolution
227(1)
Fertilization in Mammals
227(1)
Sperm Production
228(2)
Marsupials and Eutherians
228(1)
Monotremes
228(2)
Epididymal Maturation of Spermatozoa
230(6)
Eutherians
230(1)
Morphological Maturation
230(1)
Development of Progressive Motility
230(2)
Maturation of Sperm Surface
232(1)
Marsupials
233(1)
Morphological Changes
233(1)
Molecular Changes
234(1)
Monotremes
235(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
235(1)
Sperm Deposition, Storage and Transport in the Female Tract
236(1)
Marsupials and Eutherians
236(1)
Monotremes
237(1)
Capacitation
237(5)
Eutherians
237(1)
Molecular Basis
238(1)
Marsupials
238(1)
Morphological Correlates
239(1)
Differences Between Marsupials
239(2)
Monotremes
241(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
241(1)
Hyperactivation of Spermatozoa
242(2)
Eutherians
242(1)
Marsupials and Monotremes
243(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
243(1)
The Acrosome
244(4)
Mammalian Acrosome Morphology and Enzymes
244(1)
Acrosome Reaction in Eutherians
244(1)
Morphology and Functional Significance in Vivo
244(2)
Mechanism of the Acrosome Reaction in Vivo
246(1)
Mechanism of the Acrosome Reaction in Vitro
246(1)
Acrosome Reaction in Marsupials and Monotremes
247(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
247(1)
Sperm Interaction with the Zona Pellucida
248(6)
Eutherians
248(1)
Structure and Function of the ZP
248(3)
Primary Sperm-ZP Binding
251(1)
Penetration of the ZP and Secondary Sperm-ZP Binding
251(1)
Monotremes
252(1)
Marsupials
252(1)
Structure and Function of the ZP
252(1)
Sperm Interaction with the ZP
253(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
254(1)
Sperm-Oocyte Fusion
254(2)
Eutherians
254(1)
Monotremes
255(1)
Marsupials
255(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
255(1)
Oocyte Activation
256(2)
Eutherians
256(1)
Monotremes
257(1)
Marsupials
258(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
258(1)
Cortical Reaction and Block to Polyspermy
258(4)
Eutherians
258(1)
Cortical Granules
259(1)
Cortical Reaction
259(1)
Monotremes
259(1)
Marsupials
260(1)
Cortical Granules
260(1)
Cortical Reaction
261(1)
Common Themes and General Overview
261(1)
Decondensation of the Sperm Nucleus
262(2)
Eutherians
262(1)
Monotremes
262(1)
Marsupials
262(1)
Common Themes and Overview
263(1)
Completion of Meiosis, Pronuclei Development and Syngamy
264(2)
Eutherians
264(1)
Completion of Oocyte Meiosis
264(1)
Pronuclei Development and Syngamy
264(1)
Completion of Fertilization in Monotremes
265(1)
Completion of Fertilization in Marsupials
265(1)
Common Themes and Overview
266(1)
Concluding Remarks
266(11)
References
267(10)
Fertilization in Protozoa and Metazoan Animals: A Comparative Overview
Juan J. Tarin
Introduction
277(1)
Definition of Fertilization
277(1)
Somatic and Germ Cell Lines in Protozoa and Metazoa
278(2)
Comparative Analysis of Fertilization in Metazoa
280(35)
Sperm Capacitation and the Environment of Fertilization
280(1)
Composition of Oocyte Envelope(s)
280(12)
Sperm Binding to Oocyte Envelope(s)
292(2)
Acrosome Reaction
294(1)
Binding and Fusion of Spermatozoon to Oocyte Plasma Membrane
294(1)
Oocyte Activation
295(2)
Changes in Plasma Membrane Potential
297(2)
Increase in [Ca2+]i
299(4)
Cortical Alveolus/Granule Exocytosis
303(1)
Ooplasmic Segregation
304(3)
Increase in pHi
307(1)
Resumption of the Cell Cycle
307(2)
Development of Male Pronucleus
309(1)
Pronuclear Apposition and Karyogamy
310(1)
References
311(4)
Subject Index 315

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