Donor insemination involves using sperm from a donor to fertilize a woman's egg, allowing women without a male partner or with a male partner who is infertile to become pregnant. It is not commonly used to overcome female reproductive difficulties or treat damaged fallopian tubes, and does not involve hormone stimulation of multiple ova.

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Donor Insemination

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Donor insemination

A) is commonly used to overcome female reproductive difficulties.
B) involves giving a woman hormones that stimulate the ripening of several ova.
C) permits women without a male partner to become pregnant.
D) is used to treat women whose fallopian tubes are permanently damaged.

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