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The acrosome is associated with which of the following anatomically? Testicle Ovary Cervix Oocyte Sperm

The acrosome is associated with which of the following anatomically?

Testicle

Ovary

Cervix

Oocyte

Sperm
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Sperm

The acrorome associated with the sperm.

The sperm is a microscopic structure composed of head, neck, middle piece and tail.

The head of a sperm covered by a cap like structure the acrosome, The acrorome cantains numerous enzymes that helps to fertilize with ovum.

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Testicle : It is a male reproductive organs, which produce sperm and androgens

Ovary :It is a female reproductive organs which produce ovum and androgens.

Cervix : It is a part of female reproductive organ . It connect uterus and vegina

Oocyte : It is egg produced from female reproductive organ.It fertilize with sperm forms Zygote.

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