Right after the fertilization process, the zygote polarizes first its membrane and then its cytoplasm. Please draw a diagram identifying the main molecular events that induce the membrane polarization of the zygote.

Right after the fertilization process, the zygote polarizes first its membrane and then its cytoplasm. Please draw a diagram identifying the main molecular events that induce the membrane polarization of the zygote.

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