Sperm And It's Help In Pregnancy!

Sperm can't swim, new data after 343 years - 
After 343 years of research, scientists have given exciting information about sperm. They claim that sperm cannot swim. Stay away from swimming. Sperm can't move their tails in that way.
So how does it take so long to reach the egg? that has been detailed in a research report of live-science. Com. There, anthony von leuvenhook said, sperm can swim like mature swimmers, eel fish. On march 17, 18 the scientist thought this theory was correct.

Leuvenhook invented the first microscope and then introduced microorganisms. It speaks of the microscopic blood cells, blood cells, and nerve cells of the human body. In 18, he showed under a 2-d microscope that the human body has things exactly like animals with round heads and long tails that can swim. He hinted at the mystery of creating new life. The thing with that long tail is called sperm which the scientist called ‘living animal molecule’.

What leuwenhoek saw under a 2-d microscope is still examined under a 2-d microscope, and sperm can be seen swimming. Not really. Scientists at the university of sheffield in england have examined it with a 3d microscope and found that sperm do not swim at all. Instead, they move around like sparrows. As soon as pak eats, it runs towards the ovum. Scientists at the university of national autonomous de mexico have framed the sperm in a blue-sky exploration method. This microscopy technique can take 55, 000 pictures per second. In this way, every second frame is taken to see exactly how the sperm moves.

It has been seen that the sperm eats the twisted tail. It rotates about 360 degrees. A lot like wheels. However, the rotation of the head and the rotation of the tail are somewhat different. Sperm are twisted in two different ways of rotation. Seen through a 3d microscope, it looks like they are spinning like a ball. Sperm can travel a long way at the speed that is created as a result. As it turns, the egg goes into the fluid and builds up.