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This is the haploid cell type that is formed once the diploid primary follicle completes meiosis I during puberty. It is formed alongside the 1st polar body (also haploid) and is the cell that gets released during ovulation.
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Secondary oocyte
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This is the haploid body that is formed when a primary oocyte (matured as a primary follicle by this point) is stimulated to complete meiosis I during puberty. A secondary oocyte is formed as a result of this division alongside the 1st polar body (both of which are haploid cells formed from the diploid primary follicle).
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1st polar body
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This is the end product of oogenesis. The ovum is formed at fertilisation when the secondary oocyte, released during ovulation, is stimulated to complete meiosis-II by being fertilised.
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Ovum
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Oogonia multiply by mitosis to form primary oocytes, which are diploid. The primary oocyte later gives rise to secondary oocytes, which are haploid.
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Primary oocyte
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This is the primordial germ cell that starts the process of oogenesis before birth. These cells undergo mitosis to form oogonia cells.
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Oogonium
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Ovaries
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Reproductive Physiology
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A couple attends a fertility clinic with a consultant obstetrician. They are eager to go ahead with an initial round of in-vitro fertility treatment, having been struggling to conceive for the past 2 years. As part of the counselling process, the clinician explains how the body produces egg cells.

Which of the following cell types are formed when oogonia multiply by mitosis?
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