Histological Change of the Oocyte during Oogenesis of the Giant Abalone Haliotis gigantea
Hyejin Kim, Sun Mi Ju, Suji Kim, Jae Won Kim and Jung Sick Lee
Department of Aqualife Medicine, Chonnam National University, Yeosu 59626, Korea Department of Marine Life Science, Gangwon Provincial college, Gangneung 25425, Korea
The developmental stage of germ cells during oogenesis in the giant abalone Haliotis gigantea can be categorized into six stages with histological features: (1) oogonium, (2) previtellogenic oocyte, (3) initial vitellogenic oocyte, (4) early active vitellogenic oocyte, (5) late active vitellogenic oocyte and (6) ripe oocyte. The size of oocyte, nucleus and nucleolus illustrated the increase tendency but size ratio of nucleolus to nucleus was decreased during oogenesis. During oogenesis the stainability in the cytoplasm of oocyte changes from basophilic to eosinophilic in H-E stain. And egg stalk and outer jelly membrane was developed in the oocyte. These histological changes are seemed to be preparation process for the yolk accumulation in the oocyte and the spawning.
  
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