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It is not possible for males to reproduce with males.
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Scientists are actually working on this and in the future it will most likely be possible for a man to have a child with another man, and for a woman to have a kid with an other woman.
Pluripotent stem cells can be directed to "differentiate" into any type of cell in the body. It was reported in 2003 that scientists successfully directed mouse pluripotent stem cells to differentiate into mouse oocytes. What this means is that a skin cell can be taken from any person (male included) reprogrammed into an iPSC, and then the iPSC can be differentiated into an egg cell. This is the discovery that can help two men have a child together.
The same exact logic from eggs can be applied to sperm. Scientists have recently demonstrated the ability to form sperm from embryonic stem cells. While the team has warned that this science will not be used for fertility treatment, the creation of sperm still has ramifications beyond infertility research. For the purpose of same-sex reproduction, the creation of sperm in vitro can one day help two women have a child together.
What else can I help you with?
Are walking stick females asexual?
Females do not need the males to reproduce but... the nymphs will only be females if the female does not reproduce with a male. (I'm trying not to be rude...)
Can a male betta fish reproduce by himself?
Answer No. Only Females. But you would need a male.
How do male lions reproduce?
Only males can't reproduce, you need both males and females for that. And they reproduce pretty much just like domestic cats and dogs do.
How do box turtles reproduce?
A male and a female will mate to produce young.
How does a crcodile reproduce?
Sexual Intercourse. Male Crocodiles are usually heavier than females, so the female needs to be able to sustain the male's weight when he is on top.
When do Spotted Owls reproduce?
Male and females mate in February or March and the female lays two or three eggs in March or April
How do arthropodas reproduce?
Sexually mostly, with a male and female. But many species can also reproduce asexually, as the females can lay unfertilized eggs which hatch into more females. Species that can do this include many stick insects and aphids. Also note that (sterile) female worker bees and ants hatch from unfertilised eggs, and male drones from fertilized ones.
What correctly describes a difference between the male and female reproductive system?
males reproduce more gametes
What are some funny facts about stick insects?
In every 1000 stick insects, only 1 is male. Also females can reproduce by themselves
Do all insects reproduce sexually?
No, not all insects reproduce sexually. Some insects, such as aphids and stick insects, can reproduce asexually through parthenogenesis, where females can produce offspring without mating with a male.
Does a sturgeon reproduce asexually or sexually?
They reproduce sexually because a male sturgeon must fertilize an egg to create an offspring.
How do merostomata reproduce?
Merostomata, such as the horseshoe crab, reproduce by having the male fertilize the females eggs. The female horseshoe crab can lay up to 60,000 eggs at a time which she buries in the sand after they have been fertilized.
