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Scientists at the University of Sheffield in England examined it with a 3D microscope and found that the sperm did not swim at all, they spin.
Scientists have recently found that sperms spin, not swim at all which was a concept trusted concept for almost 350 years.
Scientists have sincerely believed for quite a long time that sperm are mature swimmers. Swinging its long tail and moving on both sides, it swims like a fish and moves towards the egg. Millions of sperm swim toward the ovum. The one who has the fastest speed and the one who remembers the egg wins the competition.
The egg sends a message to the selected swimmer sperm. It was a firm belief for 350 years. However, this belief cracked a few days ago. The scientists found that the sperms could not move their tails in that way.
Analysis of the Old Concept
Scientist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek told that sperm could swim like mature swimmers or like Eel fish. This theory was accepted in the scientific community on March 18, 1678. Leeuwenhoek invented the first microscope and then he introduced microorganisms. He refers to the delicate blood cells, capillaries, nerve cells etc. of the human body.
Everything he showed was under a 2D microscope that the human body has living things exactly like animals with round heads and long tails that can swim. He hinted at the mystery of creating new life. The living thing with that long tail is called the sperm which Leeuwenhoek named ‘Living Animacule’.
Leeuwenhoek was the first to say that sperm moves forward, sometimes moving the tail to the right and sometimes to the left. The type of sperm is much the same as that of a fish swimming in the water...
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Scientists have recently found that sperms spin, not swim at all which was a concept trusted concept for almost 350 years.
Scientists have sincerely believed for quite a long time that sperm are mature swimmers. Swinging its long tail and moving on both sides, it swims like a fish and moves towards the egg. Millions of sperm swim toward the ovum. The one who has the fastest speed and the one who remembers the egg wins the competition.
The egg sends a message to the selected swimmer sperm. It was a firm belief for 350 years. However, this belief cracked a few days ago. The scientists found that the sperms could not move their tails in that way.
Analysis of the Old Concept
Scientist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek told that sperm could swim like mature swimmers or like Eel fish. This theory was accepted in the scientific community on March 18, 1678. Leeuwenhoek invented the first microscope and then he introduced microorganisms. He refers to the delicate blood cells, capillaries, nerve cells etc. of the human body.
Everything he showed was under a 2D microscope that the human body has living things exactly like animals with round heads and long tails that can swim. He hinted at the mystery of creating new life. The living thing with that long tail is called the sperm which Leeuwenhoek named ‘Living Animacule’.
Leeuwenhoek was the first to say that sperm moves forward, sometimes moving the tail to the right and sometimes to the left. The type of sperm is much the same as that of a fish swimming in the water...
Like to read more, click on the bottom link:
Sperms spin not swim – scientists modified 350 years old concept - Bigumbrella Magazine
Sperms spin not swim at all – scientists at the University of Sheffield in England examined with a 3D microscope and came to that conclusion.
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