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After sperm meets ovum,the inactive nucleus starts following a particular path inside the zygote, kind of chasing rather chase a path. ThisThis path is biologically known as fertilization path (as mentioned in an article of a local magazine named "science reporter"). But my question is how the pattern of the path is determined? because I read I came to know from the article that for every individual this particular path is very specific. Is it true? If so then what does that specific path determine and why is it specific for every individual?

After sperm meets ovum,the inactive nucleus starts following a particular path inside the zygote, kind of chasing a path. This path biologically known as fertilization path. But my question is how the pattern of the path is determined? because I read for every individual this particular path is very specific. Is it true? If so then what does that specific path determine and why is it specific for every individual?

After sperm meets ovum,the inactive nucleus starts following a particular path inside the zygote rather chase a path.This path is biologically known as fertilization path (as mentioned in an article of a local magazine named "science reporter"). But my question is how the pattern of the path is determined? I came to know from the article that for every individual this particular path is very specific. Is it true? If so then what does that specific path determine and why is it specific for every individual?

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How the pattern of fertilization path is determined before the cell division to form the blastocyst? Is it individually specific?

After sperm meets ovum,the inactive nucleus starts following a particular path inside the zygote, kind of chasing a path. This path biologically known as fertilization path. But my question is how the pattern of the path is determined? because I read for every individual this particular path is very specific. Is it true? If so then what does that specific path determine and why is it specific for every individual?