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What is a Sperm Production and what is a Ovum Production?
Sperm production is the creation of sperm in the testies of the bull. Ovum production is the creation of eggs in the ovaries of the cow.
How do you know if you have abnormal sperm production?
If you have reason to believe there's something wrong with your sperm, about the only way to find out is to talk to a health professional. A laboratory test will be needed.
How does sperm get oxygen for respiration in oviduct?
Sperm do not respire in the oviduct. They rely on glycolysis for energy production to swim towards the egg. Oxygen is not needed for their metabolism in the female reproductive tract.
What is the function of the Golgi body production of ribosomes production of lipids production of proteins or production of vesicles?
The rough endoplasmic reticulum makes proteins. The Golgi acts as the shipping department if the cell is understood to be a protein factory.
List 3 bodily functions protein are needed for?
Proteins are needed for cell repair and growth, enzyme production for metabolic reactions, and muscle development and maintenance.
Is sperm flammable?
Sperm is not flammable. The main components of sperm are proteins, sugars, and enzymes, which are not easily combustible.
What damages sperm production?
Smoking cigarettes is one thing that can damage sperm production. Stress is another.
What are the first class proteins?
Eggs and Sperm.
Sperm is not antigen why?
Sperm are not recognized as foreign invaders by the immune system because they carry self-proteins that are recognized as part of the body. This prevents an immune response from targeting and attacking sperm cells as it would with foreign antigens.
Is phosphate necessary in amino acids?
Phosphate is an important substrate and is needed for the production of ATP. It helps make amino acids, which build proteins.
What is a gene production?
Genes code for proteins, but they do not produce proteins.
What does an egg contribute to the embryo that sperm does not?
An egg contributes the majority of the genetic material (chromosomes) needed for the embryo, as well as organelles like mitochondria for energy production. Sperm only provides genetic material.
