Mr Rayon Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 Enzymes are responsible for both sperm and male sex hormone production in the testicles of human males. Some of these enzymes have an optimal termperature of 33°C, which is about 4°C lower than body temperature. If this termperature is increased or lowered, sperm and testosterone production is adversely effected? b) What anatomical feature helps the testicles to maintain a lower temperature? I'm not sure on what this question means by anatomical feature... the testicles are located below the core of the body? Would that be a sufficient answer?
Kaeroll Posted March 22, 2009 Posted March 22, 2009 Your answer seems good to me. Though it makes me want to sing 'do your balls hang low'...
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