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

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 285 acid and the separation of certain cells of the corona radiata, and only after that one spermatozoon can penetrate into the egg and fertilize it (the list is prepared in advance, and the passage is only in the order of the queue). Now, after the egg sell has merged with the sperm, a shell forms around it, preventing the penetration of other spermatozoa (many try to crawl ahead of line). Unused spermatozoa die in the fallopian tubes or in the uterus and are destroyed by leukocytes (which take them for normal viruses). Spermatozoa live for 24-48 hours after entering the vagina, the egg loses its ability to be fertilized 24 hours after ovulation. In addition, spermatozoa are extremely tender cells: their cytoplasm contains a very small supply of nutrient material (a piece of sausage and a loaf of bread) and, moreover, being sensitive to heat, they quickly die at body temperature (it is believed that the character of Russian fairy tales about Snow-girl was a spermatozoid). Another danger is leukocytes of the vaginal epithelium, which always phagocyte countless hordes – millions of spermatozoa. Only due to the high frequency of sexual intercourse, the huge number of spermatozoon introduced at each ejaculation, the human race is maintained as successfully as any other kind of animals (it should be added that the most convenient place for ejaculations is beyond the Arctic Circle – there are long nights there). In Biology, all stages of development are given in sufficient detail: implantation, fetal development, childbirth. An interesting conclusions – there is no difference between the "birth" of a brick and the birth of Homo Tsapus – in itself this is a purely mechanical process, and the further development of Homo Tsapus has nothing to do with his lengthy imprisonment. 5.5. The Possibility of having the Brain In what way does the reproduction of Homo Tsapus differ from the reproduction of plants? Some representatives of Homo Tsapus at birth ARE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE THE BRAIN and use it in their commercial activities. Of course, when contemplating empty counters or empty purses and having a doctorate in biological sciences in your pocket, you can afford to speculate about the impermanence of Homo Tsapus existence on the Earth in a comparative assessment with plants and animals. The base for reasoning is more than sufficient – this is a set of equine constants, including the Pauli principle (one horse can not be simultaneously