1.The secondary oocyte now divides again into two new cells of unequal size: a relatively large ootid (mature egg cell) and a minute second polar body.
2.With the numerical simulated data of the storm, the structure and evolution of the helicity, superhelicity and their dynamical influences on the development of the storm are investigated.
2.And considering how many spermatogonia are continuously dividing into spermatocytes, it's easy to see how a mature male can crank out 1500 sperm a second.
3.But in some tissues, they can continue to divide into new stem cells throughout development, and into adulthood in order to frequently generate new cells and keep up with the body's needs.
4.In FAS, ethanol interferes with cell division and proliferation, cell growth and differentiation and with the migration of mature cells to their final location in the developing embryo which affects the development of various fetal tissues, including the brain.