Human females produce egg cells that have two x chromosomes.
Eggs are female gametes formed from oogonia (precursor cells) in a process called oogenesis or oogenesis. The human egg is actually a secondary oocyte, which has a spherical shape and is made up of a plasma membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus.
Eggs are female gametes stored in the ovaries. They are the cells responsible for the reproductive process along with the sperm, the male gamete. The ovum or secondary oocyte is so called because it has reached full maturation in the ovaries.
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