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ZP3 glycoprotein molecule

ZP3 glycoprotein. Computer artwork of a molecule of ZP3 (zona pellucida glycoprotein 3), a sperm receptor in the external membrane (zona pellucida) of a female germ cell (egg). The receptor binds with the plasma membrane of the head of the sperm (the acrosome) as it approaches the zona pellucida during human sexual reproduction. This exposes the contents of the acrosome and renders the sperm capable of fusing with the egg

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Atom Atoms Binding Composition Compound Compounds Fertilisation Fertilization Fusing Germ Cell Glycoprotein Membrane Molecules Plasma Precursor Proteins Receptor Reproductive Sexual Reproduction Space Fill Space Filled Sperm Cell Spermatozoa Spermatozoon Bio Chemistry Biochemical Cells Diagonal Molecular Molecular Model Protein


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This print showcases a computer-generated artwork of the ZP3 glycoprotein molecule, an essential component in human sexual reproduction. The intricate structure of this molecule is depicted with precision and artistry, highlighting its significance in the fertilization process. ZP3, also known as zona pellucida glycoprotein 3, acts as a receptor on the external membrane of female germ cells (eggs). As a sperm approaches the zona pellucida during sexual reproduction, ZP3 binds with the plasma membrane of its head called acrosome. This interaction triggers the acrosome reaction, exposing its contents and enabling fusion between sperm and egg. The diagonal composition adds depth to this molecular illustration while emphasizing its complexity. Each atom and chemical compound within this biochemistry marvel contributes to reproductive success by facilitating binding between spermatozoa and eggs. Through this stunning visual representation, we gain insight into the biological intricacies that underlie fertilization. The precise arrangement of proteins, compounds, atoms, and molecules highlights their crucial roles in creating life itself. Science Photo Library has masterfully captured this momentous event through their artistic rendering. This image serves as a reminder of how science can be both informative and visually striking at once – bridging biology with artistry for all to appreciate.

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