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Okay, so with every cell type structure matches function, and that's exactly what we're talking about here.
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On the left, we have the human egg or the ovum, and on the right we have the human sperm or the spermatozoa, and you can tell that they look very different, and this is the structure, right, and it matches their function exactly what they need to do.
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So the egg is released, and it's in this circular form.
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You'll see that it's got a lot of follicular cells around it.
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Okay and we'll talk about that in just a second and something called a jelly coat again we'll talk about that but it will be released and it will float down the tubes and then the human sperm if you see it's got a very long tail or phlegelum and then mitochondria that's really important we're going to talk about that in a second and then it's got this head shape okay and it looks kind of like an organism that might be able to swim or move kind of like it looks kind of like a snake honestly or a fish of some sort or a worm okay.
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And so that tail is very, very important.
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The structure matches the function.
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That is what is used to swim up the vational canal and get to the egg.
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The head is used to attach to the egg and make its way inside of the egg...