Biology, asked by farhadNoori2551, 11 months ago

If Prostate Gland Does Not Release The Fluid What Would Happen

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Answered by nirman95
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First of all, we need to know the secretions made by Prostate Gland :

Prostate Gland is an Accessory Gland responsible for nutrition and proper flow is the spermatozoa in the seminal fluid.

Secretions made by Prostate are :

  • Citric Acid /Citrate ions
  • Small amount of fructose
  • Fibrinolysin
  • Phosphatase Enzyme

Each of these components have specific functions such as :

1. Citric acid is responsible for maintaining an acidic pH responsible for proper sperm flow within the Male genital tract.

2. Fructose provides energy to sperms.

3. Fibrinolysis keeps the seminal fluid in fluidic state.

4. Phosphatase Enzyme has metabolic roles.

5. Prostatic secretions are responsible for characteristics odour and colour of seminal fluid.

All these functions will be affected if prostatic secretions stop on case of that specific organ failure.

Answered by PᴀʀᴛʜTɪᴡᴀʀʏ
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First of all, we need to know the secretions made by Prostate Gland :

Explanation:

Prostate Gland is an Accessory Gland responsible for nutrition and proper flow is the spermatozoa in the seminal fluid.

Secretions made by Prostate are :

i)Citric Acid /Citrate ions

ii) Small amount of fructose

iii) Fibrinolysin

iv) Phosphatase Enzyme

Each of these components have specific functions such as :

1. Citric acid is responsible for maintaining an acidic pH responsible for proper sperm flow within the Male genital tract.

2. Fructose provides energy to sperms.

3. Fibrinolysis keeps the seminal fluid in fluidic state.

4. Phosphatase Enzyme has metabolic roles.

5. Prostatic secretions are responsible for characteristics odour and colour of seminal fluid.

All these functions will be affected if prostatic secretions stop on case of that specific organ failure.

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