Artificial insemination

What is it?

Artificial insemination is a method of fertilizing a female egg without the conventional method of a male directly doing so. This is not limited to only humans as it can be applied to other mammals as well

What is it used for

When referring to humans it is generally used for impregnating females who have trouble with becoming pregnant natural or those who do not want to have a male partner When referring to Animals, it can be used for selective breeding of mammals such as cattle, pigs, horses, etc. Another reason why it is used on animals is because it prevents the male counterparts from harming females during mating. Example, Male Horses can be very brutal when mating which can potentially harm the female.

RANDOM QUESTION

Why is it used on animals?

Answer

To selectively breed or to prevent the female from being harmed.

Success rate.

The success rate of this procedure is about 15% per menstrual cycle. Usually after the 6th-7th cycle the percent totals up to about 70 percent.

Random question

What is the total percent success rate for fertilization.

Answer

About 70%