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| - secrete protein or mucus into ducts that carry product to internal/external surface |
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- lack ducts
- release secretory products (usually hormones) into blood |
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- formed from epithelial cells
- organs
- produce secretion necessary for normal body functions |
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| classification of exocrine |
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- complexity of duct system
- shape of secretory units
- type of secretion
-method of secretion |
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- duct does not branch
- duct branches repeatedly |
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| tubular vs. acinar/alveolar vs. tubuloacinar/tubuloalveolar |
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- elongated grouping
- arranged in a circle
- arranged in both circles and elongated portions |
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| - viscous fluid composed of mucins in water containing ions |
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| - high molecular weight, highly glycosylated molecules |
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| - group of mucous-secreting cells |
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- aqueous product containing proteins
- any body fluid resembling a serum (accumulation of proteins) |
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| - group of cells that secrete serous |
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- aka mixed
- contains both types of secretion cells |
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| mucoserous acinus/serous demilune |
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| - group of mucus cells with a cap of serous cells |
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- merocrine/eccrine
- apocrine
- holocrine |
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- secretory molecules synthesized at rER
- modified and packaged by Golgi
- stored in cytoplasm
- released from cell in exocytosis
- main method of secretion in salivary gland |
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- secretory product released from cell along with some of apical portion of call
- mammary glands |
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- secretory product is entire cell plus secreted molecules
- cell dies
- sebaceous glands associated with hair follicles |
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