The mouse egg's zona pellucida (ZP) is composed of three glycoproteins, called ZP1, ZP2,
and ZP3, that migrate as relatively broad, single bands on SDS–PAGE. The glycoproteins …

As the result of a combined biochemical and electron microscopic investigation, hitherto
unrecognized structural features of the mouse egg extracellular coat, or zona pellucida …

The zona pellucida (ZP) is a specialized extracellular coat that surrounds the plasma
membrane of mammalian eggs. Its presence is essential for successful completion of …

Human zona pellucida (ZP) matrix is composed of four glycoproteins designated as ZP
glycoprotein-1 (ZP1),-2 (ZP2),-3 (ZP3), and-4 (ZP4). Mutations in the genes encoding human …

Zona pellucida (ZP) is a glycoproteinaceous translucent matrix that surrounds the
mammalian oocyte and plays a critical role in the accomplishment of fertilization. In humans …

Human zona pellucida (ZP) matrix, a delicate network of thin interconnected filaments, is
primarily composed of four glycoproteins, namely, ZP1, ZP2, ZP3, and ZP4. All four zona …

The initial interaction between gametes takes place at the level of the sperm surface and the
zona pellucida (ZP), the extracellular matrix of the egg in mammals. Successful fertilization …

For mammalian organism, fertilization begins with species‐specific recognition between
sperm and egg, a process depending upon egg zona pellucida glycoproteins and putative …

The zona pellucida (ZP) is a transparent envelope that surrounds the mammalian oocyte
and mediates species-selective sperm–oocyte interactions. The bovine ZP consists of the …

Background The human egg coat, zona pellucida (ZP), is composed of four glycoproteins
designated as zona pellucida glycoprotein-1 (ZP1),-2 (ZP2),-3 (ZP3) and-4 (ZP4) …