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Things sperm often describes (“sperm ________”)
cells, whales, oil, cell, whale, competition, antibodies, motility, production, count, counts, transport, nucleus, morphology, banks, penetration, storage, head, sacs, ducts, formation, concentration, duct, transfer, egg, banking, capacitation, aster, donors, maturation, nuclei, structure, migration, density, whaling, washing, cervical, entry, heads, quality, agglutination, analysis, dna, drop, survival, donation, preparation, agglutinins, granulomas, candles, funnel, assay, precedence, games, interaction, sac, chemotaxis, viability, travel, activation, numbers, antigens, agglutinating, granuloma, samples, abnormalities, pass, tests, techniques, bank, amphiaster, selection, assessment, centrosome, cryopreservation, tail, tails, output, retrieval, whalers, donor, ultrastructure, proteins, antibody, myoglobin, move, utilization, buying, conducting, test, asters

How sperm often is described (“________ sperm”)
human, mature, male, motile, single, bearing, normal, donor, viable, abnormal, mammalian, more, live, frozen, fresh, active, epididymal, healthy, fertilizing, enough, female, dead, bovine, ejaculated, haploid, individual, immature, functional, separate, ripe, immotile, cryopreserved, defective, intact, fewer, nonmotile, fertile, tiny, additional, carrying, washed, diploid, excess, producing, sufficient, flagellated, apyrene, testicular, supernumerary, irradiated, rat, giant, urchin, bound, treated, dry, rival, headed, demembranated, mobile, microscopic, containing, anonymous, homologous, thawed, prepared, capacitated, sorted

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See sperm used in context: 18 poetry verses, 1 Shakespeare work, 43 definitions

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