Fecundity Assay

C. elegans hermaphrodites possess both male and female reproductive organs, enabling self-fertilization. Typically, self-fertilization yields approximately 300 progenies. Understanding C. elegans fecundity is essential for research in genetics, developmental biology, and ecology. Additionally, fecundity serves as an indicator of health span in C. elegans, reflecting the organism's overall vitality and reproductive health.

Deliverable

1. The number of dead eggs, hatched worms, adult worms for each strain/treatment
2. Fecundity data graph for each strain/treatment