human physiology
Describe the pathway that sperm travel during ejaculation,
beginning in the testes and ending at the penis. Then name and
describe the function of the accessory glands involved in the
process.
In 1940 the average sperm count per ejaculation was estimated to be
113 million/ml with a normal ejaculate volume equaling 3.40 ml. In
1990 this average had decreased to 66 million sperm/ml of
ejaculate. That's almost a 50% reduction! During this time the
amount of ejaculation had also decreased down to about 2.75ml. In
2010 it is estimated that the total ejaculation amount is
approximately 1.5ml, with the sperm counts being down to 60 million
in the average male, and...
Sperm mature and gain mobility in the ____________ before
entering the ___________ during ejaculation.
1.ductus deferens; rete testis
2.rete testis; epididymis
3.epididymis; ductus deferens
4.efferent ductules; vas deferens
5.seminiferous tubules; rete testis
from a business point of view ( not psychological ) :
a. Explain the meaning of values from a business point
of view ( 100 words )
b. explain how values impact innovation and entrepreneurship
from a business point of view (300 Words) ... u
can use some of the following values as examples :
- ‘Universalism’ is a value type that gives priority to social
justice and tolerance for all.
- Benevolence’ means promoting the welfare of other people....
1. Describe the path of sperm from the seminiferous tubules to
the urethral opening.
2 Describe the Function
Tail (flagellum)
Midpiece
Head
Acrosome
3 . Describe the functions of testosterone
Generally, from an investor’s point-of-view, time zero is
synonymous with
A : the end of an investment period.
B : a negative cash flow.
C : the date at which interest earned has completely
depleted.
D : a positive cash flow.
Concrete is a composite material. From microscopic point of
view, it can be considered
as a three-phase composite with aggregate, cement paste and
interface zone between
these two components.
1. For concrete with 28-day compressive strength of 35 Mpa
(5076psi) made with
ordinary Portland cement and crushed granite aggregate, which phase
of the
concrete is generally the weakest?
2. If the granite aggregate for the concrete mentioned in (i) is
replaced by lightweight
aggregate. How would this affect the strength...