Compound tubuloacinar glands Serous Cells Mucous Cells Ducts Compound tubuloacin

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Compound tubuloacinar glands Serous Cells Mucous Cells Ducts Compound tubuloacinar glands are located in breast lobules and undergo apocrine secrction Slidc: Submandibular Salivary Gland #49 HK 4-5 Salivary glands: 3 types sec Which types of secretory cells n salivary gands are most like pancreatic acinar cells Compound Tubuloacinar Glands Lactiferous Duct Slide: Manman. Gland #73 HN 5-22 Maninary gland, active sec. (Human) hat specific material undergoes apocrine secretion in the mammary glands? Part V- Connective Tissue Components' Idenification Learning Objectives: Be able to distinguish connective tissue parts 1. Match cach tissuc location listed below wih the appropriatc type of connective tissue: ertOdstatrspaces in the skull Inn A. Loose arcolar tissueLamine B. Adipose tissuei C. Dense irregular connective tissue propric sin thesKul D. Dense regular connective tissue E. Reticular connective tissue ymphatic System

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a) Serous cells (serous acini) and mucous cells(mucous acini) of salivary gland are look like pancreatic acinar cells.

There are three types of salivary glands are present in most of the animals and have been classified into differnt categories on the basis of their secretions.

1) Parotid gland, produce a serous, a watery fluid rich in protein.

2) Sublingual glands produce mucus, helps in lubrication and functions as barrier to the surface.

3) Submaxillary or submandibular glands produce a mixed secretion of serous and mucous.

b) Mammary glands are modified and highly specialized type of apocrine swaet glands, consist of parenchyma which is formed from ducts and connective tissue stroma.

Apocrine secretion is produced in golgi apparatus, released by shedding cytoplasm.

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