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  • 1. Match the following male accessory sex glands with respect to their functions. 1.Prostate gland                 a.Alkaline secretion which contains

1. Match the following male accessory sex glands with respect to their functions.
1.Prostate gland                 a.Alkaline secretion which contains lipids, bicarbonate ions, enzymes
2.Seminal vesicle               b.secretion of male accessory sex glands
3.Cowper’s Gland              c. Its secretion helps in vaginal lubrication
4.Seminal Plasma              d.Contains Fructose and Prostaglandins
 

Option: 1

1.a.,2.c.,3.b.,4.d.
 


Option: 2

b)1.d.,2.c.,3.a.,4.b.
 


Option: 3

1.a.,2.d.,3.c.,4.b.
 


Option: 4

1.a.,2.b.,3.c.,4 d.


Answers (1)

Seminal Vesicle:

  • They provide seminal fluid, which is alkaline and viscous. 
  • Seminal fluid contains fructose and prostaglandins. 

Prostate Gland:

  • It pours alkaline secretion through 20-30 openings into the urethra. 
  • This secretion contains lipids, bicarbonate ions, enzymes (phosphatases, amylase, pepsinogen) and a small amount of citric acid.

Pair of Cowper’s Gland:

  • A pair of Cowper’s Gland is present on either side of the proximal part of the urethra.
  • Its secretion helps in lubrication of the vagina for smooth movement of the penis during copulation.

Note: The secretion of these glands is called the seminal plasma. Along with the sperm, the seminal plasma constitutes the semen.

Hence, the correct option is (c).
 

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