Converse of object

• donate: Should I tell my child they were conceived using donated gametes?

• produce: Of course they may not be sterile in the sense of not being able to produce gametes.

• use: In vitro fertilization studies will also be conducted using gametes recovered post-mortem to investigate the rate of fertilization by competing sperm.

• form: In addition, 60 units could also represent a gamete about to divide to form 2 gametes.

• contain: In flowering plants, anther s produce pollen which contains male gametes, and the embryo sac within the ovary contains a female gamete.

Adjective modifier

• haploid: This process is used in the production of haploid gametes.

• female: In the formation of the female gamete in plants, how do the polar bodies end up being diploid?

• male: Pollen must be strong to protect the male gametes on their journey.

• human: Comment: This does not exclude the mixing of human gametes like eggs or sperm with animal species.

• normal: The diagrams below compare the formation of normal gametes and those formed by non-disjunction.

• artificial: Any debate now about the potential use of artificial gametes will have to be based on hypothetical scenarios.

Modifies a noun

• donation: Gamete donation of course is not something that can be entered into lightly.

• donor: Have you had a record number of patients or gamete donors?

• formation: A simple outline of gamete formation and fertilization should be presented to establish links between generations.

• cell: A normal human somatic cell contains 46 chromosomes; a normal human gamete cell contains 23 chromosomes.

• anonymity: There are, of course, the changes to the gamete donor anonymity practice in April.

• fusion: Gamete fusion and fertilization in animals, double fertilization in plants.

Noun used with modifier

• donor: It also plans to monitor the impact on treatment services with donor gametes in clinics around the country.

Possessives

• donor: In 2005, the guidance was simplified to allow 10 families to be created from any one donor's gametes.

Preposition: from

• donor: I have had a child as a result of treatment with gametes from an anonymous donor, what happens if the donor re-registers?