During oogenesis, the oocyte relies on nutrient molecules provided by the surrounding cells in the ovary, as well as from the bloodstream. These nutrients are essential for the growth and development of the oocyte into a mature egg. Some of the key nutrients that the oocyte feeds on include amino acids, lipids, glucose, vitamins, and minerals. The surrounding follicular cells also play a crucial role in providing nourishment and support to the developing oocyte.
