IPA: //prɒstɪˈɡlændɪn//
KK: /prɑːstəˈɡlændɪn/
A type of substance in the body that acts like a hormone and is involved in many important functions, such as regulating blood pressure and inflammation.
Prostaglandins play a key role in the body's response to injury and infection.
Prostaglandin → It is formed from "prosta-" (from Greek "prostates", meaning one who stands before or in front) and "glandin" (from "glandula", meaning small gland). The term refers to a substance that is produced by glands and acts in various physiological processes, standing in front of or influencing bodily functions.
Think of a substance that comes from 'glands' ('glandin') and influences bodily functions, as if it stands 'before' ('prosta-') them.
No commonly confused words.