Anatomy and histology of the human and murine prostate

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Abstract

The human and murine prostate glands have similar functional roles in the generation of seminal fluid to assist in reproduction. There are significant differences in the anatomy and histology of murine and human prostate and knowledge of the normal anatomy and histology of the murine prostate is essential to interpreting changes in genetically engineered mouse models. In this review, the normal anatomy and histology of both human and mouse prostate will be described.

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Ittmann, M. (2018). Anatomy and histology of the human and murine prostate. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine, 8(5). https://doi.org/10.1101/cshperspect.a030346

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