Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men, affecting approximately 1.1
million men worldwide. In this way, the study of prostate cancer biopathology and the study …

Current medical literature does not describe precisely the activation and mechanisms of
prostate orgasms. This brief review describes what we know about the anatomy and …

Parabens are xenoestrogens widely employed in cosmetics, foodstuffs, and pharmaceutical
products. These chemicals are known to disrupt hormone‐dependent organs, due to their …

Abstract Knowledge of structural and physiological differences among the prostatic lobes
(PL) is the basis for development of experimental studies in traditional laboratory rodents …

Introduction The constitution of glands surrounding the human female urethra has been
under debate; especially regarding as to what extent they equal the male prostate. Defining …

Background The giant anteater belongs to the supraorder Xenarthra which occupies a
systematically isolated position among placental mammals. The species is categorized as …

Background There is evidence of glandular tissue in the region of the anterior vaginal wall–
female periurethral tissue (AVW-FPT) that has similar morphology and …

The prostate is not an organ exclusive to the male. It is also found in females of several
species, including humans, in which part of the Skene gland is homologous to the male …

Androgenic imbalance may disrupt prostate development, leading to morphological
alterations in adulthood and predisposing this gland to develop diseases during ageing …

Testosterone (T) and oestrogen are the main active steroid hormones in the male and
female reproductive system respectively. In female rodents progesterone (P 4), together with …