Where does the egg receive its energy from? options:

a. The ovum contains a large quantity of cytoplasm, which contains nutrients for the first days of development after fertilization. The cytoplasm of the ovum contains over 140 000 mitochondria to produce ATP required for growth.

b. The uterus contains over 140 000 mitochondria to produce ATP and supplies this to the egg for growth.

c. Similar to sperm it receives its energy from fructose through its path to the uterus.

d. The ovum contains a large quantity of fimbria, which contains nutrients for the first days of development after fertilization.

Until attachment to the uterus, the developing organism is on its own. That means it needs to supply its own energy, so the cytoplasm of the human egg cell contains many energy-generating factories called mitochondria. Those mitochondria come only from the mother.

a. The ovum contains a large quantity of cytoplasm, which contains nutrients for the first days of development after fertilization. The cytoplasm of the ovum contains over 140 000 mitochondria to produce ATP required for growth.

Explanation:

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gametes or germ cells are haploid cells (example: sperm and ova) containing only one set (or n) number of chromosomes and autosomal or somatic cells are diploid cells containing 2n number of chromosomes.