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what do you purchase for sperm storage to keep them frozen>?
Jan 01, 2007 by heather shrives-dornan | Posted in Biology
Very small ice-cube trays...
You need something other than a household freezer.
Gaspode | Jan 01, 2007
Storage facilities mainly use liquid nitrogen. But the sperm must be brought down to the liquid nitrogen temperature at a certain rate as not to destroy the cellular structure. Too fast and the cells can crack and be useless. Too slow and the genetic structure can be damaged.
intelect1 | Jan 01, 2007
The home freezer does not get cold enough. So you need not buy anything!
Jas K | Jan 01, 2007
Should Christian males deposit sperm in a cryogenic storage facility then get castrated?
Jul 17, 2008 by Desiree | Posted in Religion & Spirituality
That way, they can still reproduce but they won’t be lead to temptation by their sex drive…
No. Can you tell me why you love making posts against Christians? Having a fixation of attacking a group of people is not mentally healty.
Bobert | Jul 17, 2008
Again, the key is self mastery. Any sane man will always notice a beautiful woman, but any composed man knows the difference between noticing another's sexuality and communicating in a sexual manner.
I personally completely reject the notion that sex for reasons other than conception is evil. There is no better way to end a disagreement with a spouse by having a bit of fun after discussing and apologizing. It strengthens the marriage and relationship providing a strong shelter in which to raise children.
Like I said in your other question, removing a perverted man's penis isn't going to stop him from his perversion, it only changes his methods of perversion.
joshsybs | Jul 17, 2008
She seems to be on some strange tangent about Christianity and the law of chastity or something. It's a new thing every day. Don't feed the bear.
And by the way, the means by which mortal life is produced is sacred - hence the reason why we are commanded not to turn it into something lustful and degrading. Sex is not evil.
catalyst (LDS) | Jul 17, 2008
production and storage of sperm?
Jun 03, 2010 by liz | Posted in Men's Health
so my friend and i are having trouble understanding this: my friend thinks that one testical stores and the other produces sperm while i think that both produce and store for both. so she thinks that if one guy has only one testical he can only store or he can only produce sperm while i think that if he only had one he could produce and store sperm. so which one is it?
You produce and store it in either testicle.
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Party of One... | Dr. Carin Bondar
by Carin
We humans are really fascinated with our own genitalia, aren’t we? From a very early age, humans are well aware of, and curious about, the special properties that exist in the machinery of our nether regions. Perhaps it’s an unconscious appreciation for the parts of our anatomy that will ultimately catapult our genetic code into future generations, but whether we admit to it or not, everyone engages in solo sex.
Masturbation, we’re told by health professionals, is a natural and necessary process that is enjoyed by males and females, young and old. Although at first glance one might think that masturbation in males is wasteful because genetic blueprints are being released without a potential egg-target, there may be some biological use for this behavior after all. Sperm expulsion by males is a common occurrence in several vertebrate and invertebrate species, and in some cases it’s a strategic maneuver that results in greater reproductive success.
It has been observed in house crickets ( ) that males routinely expel spermatophores at times other than during sex. Spermatophores are packages of sperm that are transferred to the female sperm storage organ, called the spermatheca, during copulation in many invertebrate species. However, not all ejaculates are equal. Female house crickets are more likely to store young sperm in their spermathecas. (A polyandrous sexual system in this species means that multiple males can mate with a female in order to fill up her sperm storage organ.) Young sperm can be superior to older sperm for a number of reasons, including a greater fertilization ability and a higher survival rate in resultant embryos. Due to the fact that younger sperm is dominant in the spermathecas of female crickets, a male’s chances at reproductive success are greatly improved if he provides a relatively new package. How does he preferentially deposit young sperm? By discarding the old sperm, of course. Autonomous sperm ejection (cricket masturbation) is the mechanism by which a male cricket gives himself a younger sperm content and increases his chances of successfully fertilizing his partner’s eggs.
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SBSBooth told New Scientist he suspects other reptiles can store sperm even longer. It's becoming clear that snakes have unconventional ways of reproducing, including virgin birth and long-term sperm storage, added William Holt of the Institute of Zoology Snake stores sperm for five years before giving birthall 10 news articles »
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