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I want to ask what's the difference between semen and cytoplasm? thanks in advance.
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Semen/Cytoplasm: Is the gell-like substance enclosed within the cell membranes, where chemical processes such as metabolic processes occur. Semen is the fluid within the sex organs of males, that contains sperms (seminal fluid).
Answered 1/12/2015
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