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CLINICALPATHOLOGY-10
ACID PHOSPHATASE is a biochemical marker in semen produced by which gland and what is its diagnostic significance?
A. Produced by seminal vesicles; elevated in prostatitis
B. Produced by PROSTATE GLAND; marker of prostatic secretory function; forensic marker for semen identification
C. Produced by Sertoli cells; marker of spermatogenesis
D. Produced by Cowper's glands; no clinical significance
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