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1 Zoology Department, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 01003
An insect oocyte with a disc-shaped sink of current on its ventral surface during a vitellogenic phase of development is used to demonstrate modeling of expected currents arising from a mathematically defined source. A simple model with an analytical solution for the expected currents is compared to a more complex model in which expectations are computed by mathematical integration. The currents about two oocytes of different pattern type are interpreted in light of the two models.
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