Ovulation And Egg Transport In The Rat

Duration: 19 min

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1951

Creator: Film Library Audiovisual Bldg

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Shows scenes of ovulation as observed in the living animal. Animated drawings of various types of ovulation precede each series of ovulation. Illustrates the method of egg transport from the fimbriated end of the oviduct into the dialated ampulla. Observes examples of ciliary activity with the phase of the microscope included. , Follows the reproductive cycle of the female rat. Photomicroscopy and phase-contrast cinematography illustrate bursting the follicle, release of follicular fluid, and emergence of the egg with its granular cell mass. Describes transport of the egg mass to and into the oviduct, role of oviductal cilia, and penetration of sperm through grandular cell mass to effect fertilizationSummaryShows scenes of ovulation as observed in the living animal. Animated drawings of various types of ovulation precede each series of ovulation. Illustrates the method of egg transport from the fimbriated end of the oviduct into the dialated ampulla. Observes examples of ciliary activity with the phase of the microscope included.

Complete Record: Shows scenes of ovulation as observed in the living animal. Animated drawings of various types of ovulation precede each series of ovulation. Illustrates the method of egg transport from the fimbriated end of the oviduct into the dialated ampulla. Observes examples of ciliary activity with the phase of the microscope included. , Follows the reproductive cycle of the female rat. Photomicroscopy and phase-contrast cinematography illustrate bursting the follicle, release of follicular fluid, and emergence of the egg with its granular cell mass. Describes transport of the egg mass to and into the oviduct, role of oviductal cilia, and penetration of sperm through grandular cell mass to effect fertilization Summary Shows scenes of ovulation as observed in the living animal. Animated drawings of various types of ovulation precede each series of ovulation. Illustrates the method of egg transport from the fimbriated end of the oviduct into the dialated ampulla. Observes examples of ciliary activity with the phase of the microscope included.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

Metadata Source:Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62)