Zygote Oxygen Use: Understanding Early Human Development
No, the zygote does not use oxygen at all.
Oxygen is not required by the human zygote until it develops to the blastocyst stage (the hollow sphere) about 5-6 days after fertilisation. Instead of oxygen, the major source of energy to the zygote during the cleavage stages is pyruvate generated through the process of glycolysis.
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