k Sperm bank. Several microtubules or straws of cryogenicallystored sperm in a tank containing liquid nitrogen. This keeps the sperm at 196 degrees Celsius. After a sample is removed and thawed, the most healthy sperm cells are selected and used for in vitro fertilisation IVF to treat infertile couples. The sperm is introduced to the egg in a laboratory. If fertilisation is successful, the resulting embryo is implanted directly into the mothers uterus. Storage of frozen sperm can preserve a mans ability to have children if his fertility is threatened by a disease such as testicular cancer. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Sperm bank. Several microtubules (or straws) of cryogenically-stored sperm in a tank containing liquid nitrogen. This keeps the sperm at -196 degrees Celsius. After a sample is removed and thawed, the most healthy sperm cells are selected and used for in vitro fertilisation (IVF) to treat infertile couples. The sperm is introduced to the egg in a laboratory. If fertilisation is successful, the resulting embryo is implanted directly into the mother's uterus. Storage of frozen sperm can preserve a man's ability to have children if his fertility is threatened by a disease such as testicular cancer.
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Sperm bank. Several microtubules (or straws) of cryogenically-stored sperm in a tank containing liquid nitrogen. This keeps the sperm at -196 degrees Celsius. After a sample is removed and thawed, the most healthy sperm cells are selected and used for in vitro fertilisation (IVF) to treat infertile couples. The sperm is introduced to the egg in a laboratory. If fertilisation is successful, the resulting embryo is implanted directly into the mother's uterus. Storage of frozen sperm can preserve a man's ability to have children if his fertility is threatened by a disease such as testicular cancer.

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