What would happen if vasa differentia of man are cut?
Correct answer: B. Semen is without sperms
- A. Sperms are non-nucleate
- B. Semen is without sperms
- C. Spermatogenesis does not occur
- D. Sperms are nonmotile
Explanation
The correct answer is:b) Semen is without spermsThe vas deferens are responsible for transporting sperm from the epididymis to the urethra. If they are cut, sperm cannot reach the ejaculate, resulting in semen without sperm. This condition is called azoospermia. Option A is incorrect as cutting the vas deferens does not affect the nucleate nature of sperm. Option C is incorrect because spermatogenesis occurs in the testes and is not affected by the vas deferens being cut. Option D is incorrect as sperm motility is not affected by cutting the vas deferens; it only prevents sperm from being ejaculated.
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