reproductive cell

noun

1. gamete.

reproductive cell

/ rē′prə-dŭk′tĭv /

1. See gamete

Example Sentences

Compared to mice, our reproductive cells take far longer to mature, and likely require different supporting nutrients for the sperm, egg, and surrounding tissue.

From Singularity Hub 

For one, it opens the floodgates for researching the very early stages of how our bodies make reproductive cells—something that remains relatively mysterious.

From Singularity Hub 

Researchers can use these lab-grown models to better understand how reproductive cells form and mature—and how the process can falter.

From Singularity Hub 

As a result, food and reproductive cells that drift into the sponge would become trapped for up to twice as long as in the same sponge without ridges.

From Science News

Each grain contains a reproductive cell that corresponds to a sperm cell in an animal.

From Science News For Students

The female reproductive cell is called the egg, and it is this cell which divides to form the next generation.

From Project Gutenberg