Which accessory gland contributes a fructose-containing fluid that helps provide energy for sperm?
Correct answer: A. Seminal vesicle
- A. Seminal vesicle
- B. Prostate gland
- C. Bulbourethral gland
- D. Thyroid gland
Explanation
The seminal vesicles contribute fluid containing fructose, which supplies energy for sperm movement. The prostate adds a different alkaline secretion, while the bulbourethral glands mainly provide lubricating mucus.
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