CONSERVATION STRATEGIES

In-situ (on-site) conservation includes the protection of plants and animals within their natural habitats or in protected areas. 

Biosphere Reserve   2. National Park   3. Wild Life sanctuary 

Ex-situ (off-site) conservation of plants and animals outside their natural habitats. These include botanical gardens, zoo, gene banks, seek bank, tissue culture and cryopreservation.

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Species-specific bindin receptors present on the egg vitelline envelope.

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Fast block to polyspermy 

Within 1–3 seconds after the binding of the first sperm, the membrane potential shifts from -70mV to about +20 mV

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Slow block to polyspermy (cortical granule reaction) becomes active about a minute after the first successful sperm-egg fusion

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CGSP, an enzyme that cleaves the proteins linking the vitelline envelope to the cell membrane & also clips off the bindin receptors and any sperm attached to them.

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Cortical granule protein hyalin, forms a coating around the egg.

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Mammalian fertilization occurs inside the oviducts  of the female