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semen Fluid containing sperm, which is released from the penis by the male by a process called ejaculation.
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semen Fluid produced by the male genital tract at ejaculation. Contains spermatozoa, as well as many other substances, including those that make the ejaculate coagulate (and then called a coagulum, which is given time to liquefy before a semen analysis is done on it). Sperm cells account for only about 1 percent of the volume of the ejaculate, so it
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seminoma A type of testicular cancer that is made up of a single type of cell. Seminomas tend to be slow growing and occur most often when men are in their 40s and 50s.
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semipermeable membrane A thin, flexible solid that can pass small molecules such as water but not larger molecules such as sugar or alcohol.
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SEM a microscope that uses a finely focused electron beam scanned across a sample to produce high resolution images. A SEM can resolve much smaller feature than a standard microscope, down to approximately 2 nanometers.
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