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 Cleaning sperm typically refers to the process of separating sperm cells from other semen components, which is a common step in assisted reproductive techniques like in vitro fertilization (IVF) or sperm banking. Here are five common methods used to "clean" or process sperm:

1. **Swim-Up Technique**: This method involves layering semen under a culture medium and allowing sperm to swim upward into the medium. Motile, healthy sperm are collected from the top layer for use.

2. **Density Gradient Centrifugation**: Semen is layered over a gradient medium (such as Percoll or PureSperm) and centrifuged. The motile, morphologically normal sperm settle at specific layers, which are then collected, removing debris and less healthy sperm.

3. **Wash and Centrifugation**: Semen is diluted with a sperm washing medium and centrifuged to pellet sperm. The supernatant (containing seminal plasma and debris) is discarded, and the sperm pellet is resuspended for use.

4. **Magnetic-Activated Cell Sorting (MACS)**: This technique uses magnetic beads attached to antibodies that bind to apoptotic or dead sperm, allowing their removal when exposed to a magnetic field, thereby enriching healthy sperm.

5. **Filtration Methods**: Special filters or microfluidic devices can be used to select motile and morphologically normal sperm based on size and motility, aiding in sperm purification.

**Note:** These procedures are performed in clinical or laboratory settings by trained professionals. If you're considering sperm processing for fertility purposes, consult a fertility specialist or reproductive endocrinologist for personalized advice and treatment options.

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