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This process bring together both kinds of gametes and while keeping the number of fixed plantles diploid chromosome like saplings. In mammalian fertilization occurs internally. The second meeting of gametes occurs within the female reproductive tract). Once it is known that female mice are on stage/time of estrus (Tim Pengajar, 2010). Fertilization is the process of melting the male gamete nuclei and female gamete nuclei. The melting is mixing that influence by genetic. Paternal and maternal traits so as to develop into new individuals. Gradually, fertilization can take place in several stages, namely (1) the penetration of sperm into ovum, (2) completion of the period of ripening ova, (3) fusion of proneleus male gamates and females gamates, and (4) amfimiksis maternal chromosomes and paternal chromosomes (Sugianto, 2000). Fertilization on various types of animals can be distinguished based on the venue, they are external fertilzation and internal fertilization. External fertilization take place in outside its mother's body. Types of fertilization is widely found in animals aquatik, among others are fish, frogs, etc. Fertilization is internal fertilization take place in the body of its mother (Adnan, 2008) Fertilization is the Union of sperm and egg cells. At the time the sperm approaches the surface of egg it came to acromosom reaction. On a number of species were formed of one or more chromosome filaments that penetrate the viteline membrane. At the same time, enzymes secreted by the acromosom dissolve the membrane so goes the driveway. If the substance of acromosom reached the plasma membrane, so the surface of egg protruding out and form a cone of fertilization (Campbell, 2008). B. Work Procedure The purpose of experiment are: 1. To understand and have skills in mated of Mus musculus. 2. Have a better understanding of the process of fertilization in mammals. C. Work Procedure 1. Mated mice a. Made vaginal smears of mice to determine the condition of the reproductive cycle of female mice. b. Maintain a female mices who were estrus with a male mice in a cage so that the mating of mice. c. The next morning, checked a vaginal plug in female mice. Vaginal plugs are white to yellowish bone, located slightly to the inside of the vaginal opening. The presence of vaginal plugs indicating the occurrence of coitus. If there are vaginal plugs, separated male mice from female mice and let the pregnant female mice. If no vaginal plug was found, wait until the next day. d. Weigh the body weight of female mice that were pregnant every day to ensure that the pregnancy occurred. e. Gave food pellets and drinking water in the form of tap water to taste, and replaced chaff periodically to maintain environmental sanitation of mice that were pregnant. 2. Observation the fertilization of female mice For this purpose, pregnant female mice were killed on the 15th day of pregnancy to observe the number of implantations, the number of live fetuses, the number of dead fetuses and the number of corpus luteum. Observation the number of implantations, the number of live fetuses, the number of dead fetuses and the number of corpus luteum. a. Killed pregnant female mice on the 15th day of pregnancy by cervical dislocation, then a surgical abdomen until the uterus is observed. b. Calculated the number of fetus in the uterus and note the number for each uterine horn. Note also whether the fetus is alive or dead by touching it.
c. Opened the uterus and find the resorbed implantation. Calculated the amount of each uterine horn. d. Took the ovaries of mice and count the number of corpus luteum (note the origin of each ovary, left or right). The corpus luteum visible as small balls reddish yellow and has a size larger than tertiary follicles. D. Observation Result 1. Mated mice
2. Vaginal Smear
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1. Fetus
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1. Fetus
5. Table body weight of Mus musculus a. Body wight at fetus 14th days No. Day/ date Weight (gram) 1 December 2nd 2013 19,50 2 December 3rd 2013 18,00 3 December 4th 2013 18,40 4 December 5th 2013 19,00 5 December 6th 2013 19,60 6 December 7th 2013 20,40 7 December 8th 2013 21,20 8 December 9th 2013 23,00 9 December 10th 2013 23,60 10 December 11th 2013 24,00 11 December 12th 2013 24,80 12 December 13th 2013 25,40 13 Desember 14th 2013 26,00 14 December 15th 2013 26,80 15 December 16th 2013 27,40 16 December 17th 2013 30,00 17 December 18th 2013 31,90 th b. Body wight at fetus 17 days No. Day/ date Weight (gram) 1 December 2nd 2013 25,50 2 December 3rd 2013 23,90 3 December 4th 2013 24,10 4 December 5th 2013 24,50 5 December 6th 2013 25,00 6 December 7th 2013 25,30 7 December 8th 2013 25,70 8 December 9th 2013 30,00 9 December 10th 2013 30,40 10 December 11th 2013 30,80
Note Not pregnant Not pregnant Not pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Note Not pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant Pregnant
11 December 12th 2013 12 December 13th 2013 13 Desember 14th 2013 14 December 15th 2013 15 December 16th 2013 16 December 17th 2013 17 December 18th 2013 6. Data Analytical a. Fetus 14th days
1) Implantation percentage
BIBLIOGRAPHY Adnan, 2008. Perkembangan Hewan. Makassar: Biology Departement FMIPA UNM. Campbell, N. A; J. B. Reece dan L. G. Mitchell. 2004. Biologi Edisi Kelima Jilid II. Jakarta: Erlangga. Sugiyanto, J. 2000. Perkembangan Hewan. Yogyakarta: FMIPA UGM. Tim Pengajar. 2010. Perkembangan Hewan. Makassar: Biology Departement FMIPA UNM.