1.04 UTF-8 0 0 0 what are some of the funtions of sertoli cells? 2 nutrition physical support protection transport of the developing germ cells phagocytosis secretion of testicular fluid rich in fructose production of androgen-binding proteins secretion of Inhibin blood testis barrier production and release of anti-mullerian hormone 1 what is testicular fluid rich in? 2 fructose 1 in response to FSH prouced by the anterior pituatary sustentacular cells secrete this protein in order to concentrate testosterone in seminiferous tubules. 2 androgen-binding protein 1 what does androgen-binding protein do and what cells secreate it? 2 concentrates testosterone in seminiferous tubules sertoli cells 1 what does anti-mullerian hormone do? 2 it is a glycoprotein that suppresses the development of mullerian ducts in the male and development of female reprocuctive organs 1 these cells are found in the spaces between the seminiferous tubules in the testes and produce testosterone and they are dependent on LH 2 interstitial cells of Leydig 1 from where is LH secreted 2 anterior pituitary gland 1 what is the effect of LH 2 stimulate interstitial cells of Leydig to secrete testosterone 1 where do sperm begin to mature and acquire the ability for fertilization? 2 epididymis 1 what is the fuction of inhibin 2 suppresses FSH production by the anterior pituitary 1 what is the pale yellow color of the semen due to? 2 flavins 1 what condition can lead to blockage of the urethra and difficulty in urination 2 Benign prostatic hypertrophy 1 what is the precipitation of secretory material and may become partially calcified that are highly specific to the prostate gland 2 prostatic concretions 1 what releases lubricant for the penile urethra that preceds the components of the semen? 2 bulbourethral glands 1