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Semen collection
required…
1st portion: Sperm count, pH, liquefaction
2nd portion: Facilitates transport and protection
Sexual Abstinence性禁欲: 2-7 days
Extended abstinence长期戒断 cause
Elevated specimen volume
Decreased motility
1.5 - 6 mL in a sterile, wide-mouthed container
if collect at home, must deliver to lab within
1 hour at body temp
Composition of Normal Sperm
Reproductive cells:
Spermatozoa 5%
Fluid:
Seminal fluid精囊液 60% to 70%
Prostate fluid前列腺液 20% to 30%
Bulbourethral glands尿道球腺液 5%
Double Head sperm
may be due to exposure to toxic chemicals


Giant Head sperm
Excess genetic material
Inheritec

Amorphous Head sperm
Irregularly shaped
Uneven distribution of genetic material

Pinhead sperm
Contains no paternal DNA

Tapered sperm
Cigar-shaped
Exposure to high temperature / Daily hot sauna
Contain abnormal DNA material

Constricted Head Sperm
Narrow headed sperm
Rarely seen

Coiled Tail sperm
Exposed to:
- Incorrect seminal fluid
- Presence of bacteria
Sperm cannot swim
Smoking
Spermatid
sperm with no tail
Undifferentiated haploid male gametes
Spermatogenesis
Maturation of sperm cells
takes about 90 days
occurs at Seminiferous tubules曲精小管
Sertoli cells provide support and nutrients for the germs cells
Procedures:
Germ cell undergoes mitotic and 2x meiotic division to create spermatids
acrosome develops from the Golgi apparatus
Nucleus condenses
tail develops from the centriole
Mitochondria surrounds midpiece
Excess cytoplasm is shed
Transferred to epididymis where it stores spermatozoa and allow them to acquire motility
mature into sperm
In female reproductive tract, they use their “whiplash motility” to reach eggs
cervical mucosa → uterus → fallopian tube → ovum
Capacitation: Proteins and cholesterol are removed from the sperm membrane so sperm become capable of recognizing and penetrating the egg
Acrosome reaction: Secretion of proteolytic enzymes that facilitates the penetration by the spermatozoa of the oocyte
Motility Analysis