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Collagenase-like protein (CLP) from rat testis and clostridium collagenase A are shown to have certain effects on the proteins of the rat seminal vesicle secretion and on their coagulation. The activity of CLP was inhibited by EDTA and cysteine but not by di-iso-propyl fluorophosphate (DFP) and Traylol (trypsin-kallikrein) inhibitor. CLP and clostridial collagenase A were capable in vitro of modifying to a significant extent the coagulation process of rat seminal vesicle secretion both spontaneous and vesiculase-mediated coagulation. Disc electrophoresis of soluble proteins in seminal vesicle secretion at pH 8.3 showed that CLP and clostridial collagenase A exert a lytic effect on basic proteins. As CLP is present in spermatozoa it is possible that this enzyme by its lytic action promotes the release of spermatozoa from the copulatory plug.

THE EFFECT OF COLLAGENASE-LIKE PEPTIDASE FROM RAT TESTIS AND CLOSTRIDIAL COLLAGENASE A ON THE RAT SEMINAL VESICLE SECRETION AND ITS COAGULATION