N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 5. They drink drugs to health 276 b) change in structure in fetal development. If everything is clear in the external forms – right up to what day of the moon and the month of the Zodiac it is necessary to contribute to the development of civilized humanity, then when realizing the inner forms, they turn not only to ecclesiastical nonsense of the "budding" type, but also to the publications of “Biology" (think of pistils and stamens). Why, regardless of race, human forms are the alike? Why does a woman have no menstrual cycles during pregnancy? What is the menstrual cycle and why one can not use "...with fenders?" Howmany stages are there of fetal development and how long does it develop?? A lot of questions and no answers. Except those intelligible answers, which we find in N. Levashov’s writings.. And this – in spite of the fact that children appear in test tubes and samples of the improved Homo Tsapus are created by cloning. It is already known some clinical operations on hearing return by implanting transistor transducers in the ear, and if you go this way, in the near future, women will have at their fingertips transitional elements of variable shape with storage of the necessary number of spermatozoa that will not allow them to keep near themselves extraneous parasites. All aspects of the development of life, from the point of view of the unicellular, are described in detail in "Biology", as well as their scientific contribution to the formation of the world civilization, taking into account all the achievements of science and technology. Let us dwell on some of them. The text is from " Biology " with comments by A. Khatybov. 3. Reproductive tissue This tissue consists of cells serving for reproduction, namely, from egg- cells in female individuals and seminal cells (spermatozoa) in male individuals. Egg cells usually have a spherical or oval shape and are immovable. In most animals, except for higher mammals ( here it is not clear where Homo Tsapus is referred to), the egg cytoplasm contains a large amount of yolk, which serves to feed the developing organism from the moment of its fertilization and to the moment when it is able to get food in some other way. Spermatozoa are much smaller than egg cells (approximately 50 times). They lost most of the cytoplasm and acquired the tail (inherited from the dinosaur), which they move with. A typical