Translesion synthesis replicates across the DNA lesion, but the lesion remains in the genome until a DNA repair pathway can subsequently correct the damage.

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The zona pellucida in mammals plays a role analogous to that of the vitelline envelope in invertebrates; the zona, however, is a far thicker and denser structure than the vitelline envelope

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The mouse zona pellucida is made of three major glycoproteins—ZP1, ZP2, and ZP3

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The human zona pellucida has four major glycoproteins— ZP1, ZP2, ZP3, and ZP4

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The mammalian egg encounters a heterogeneous population of sperm. Some sperm have undergone the acrosome reaction in or near the cumulus, whereas others have not. The egg have pathways for accepting both types of capacitated sperm.

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In one pathway, sperm that have undergone the acrosome reaction bind directly to ZP2

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In 2nd pathway, sperm with intact acrosomes become bound to ZP3, which causes the acrosome reaction, and the sperm binding is then transferred to ZP2