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Just wondering, and if so, what prep is needed? What magnification?
Maybe this will make embryo a little more fun!
Maybe this will make embryo a little more fun!
MissionComplete said:Just wondering, and if so, what prep is needed? What magnification?
Maybe this will make embryo a little more fun!
Fermata said:So later that night I proceed to urinate on a slide and check it out under my crappy microscope - no wiggly stuff. 🙁
Fermata said:This is a true story:
When I was around 7 or 8 years old...I was given a really cheap microscope kit for my birthday.
I had recently seen a program on television about birth/fertilization.
I was like, "This wiggly stuff comes out my wee wee?".
So later that night I proceed to urinate on a slide and check it out under my crappy microscope - no wiggly stuff. 🙁
It was only years later that I learned of my folly.
TTSD said:Some people actually have a crapload of sperm in their urine.
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MissionComplete said:Just wondering, and if so, what prep is needed? What magnification?
Maybe this will make embryo a little more fun!
no, but at least i can see my weiner now.MissionComplete said:Just wondering, and if so, what prep is needed? What magnification?
Maybe this will make embryo a little more fun!
Mossjoh said:One of my college prof's told a story of how they were studying urine testing and each person had a "sample" do to pH testing on ect ect ect. (Used their own urine)
They were looking under the scope and they saw sperm cells. There were embarassed when they realized what girls urine sample that was...oops
Tails you lose said:This was the first thing that I did after being assigned a key to the microscope lab in college. Very intimate thing to do with your boyfriend.
stoic said:Does anyone here know what type of media you would culture sperm cells in?
I've got some GFP and some lipofectamine.... and I want to see neon sperm.
I don't think you can culture sperm as they are not heterotrophic. In contrast to most other organisms, sperm are like devices where the batteries cannot be replaced, once they run out of power they just die... 🙁stoic said:Does anyone here know what type of media you would culture sperm cells in?
I've got some GFP and some lipofectamine.... and I want to see neon sperm.
InfiniteUni said:I don't think you can culture sperm as they are not heterotrophic. In contrast to most other organisms, sperm are like devices where the batteries cannot be replaced, once they run out of power they just die... 🙁
Fermata said:Yes, you can.
As a matter of fact.....the biggest sperm of any living thing in the world belongs to some obscure fern.
You can actually (barely) see them with the naked eye. They are supposed to have a crapload of flagellum, too.
klinzou said:Is that the species Ophioglossum reticulatum? The one with the largest number of chromosome pairs? (630) ...
female human non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium. culturing requires 2-6 hrs, so she cant swallow or spit right away.stoic said:Does anyone here know what type of media you would culture sperm cells in?
I've got some GFP and some lipofectamine.... and I want to see neon sperm.
To the best of my knowledgeFermata said:Is all of the energy appropriated soley for movement(flagellum)?