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sperm bank

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sperm bank
Etymology: Gk, sperma, seed; It, banca, bench
a facility for storage of semen to be used for artificial insemination.
sperm bank
Reproduction medicine A registered tissue bank that collects, stores, tests, and sells frozen sperm to be used for artificial insemination. See Artificial insemination.
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