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Chp. 4 Tissue Level of Organization Flashcards

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Tissue is…

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collection of cells that function together

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Tissues can be 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____

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solid, semisolid, liquid

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consistency of tissues depends on kinds of ____ present, how they are ____, the _____ between them, kind of _____ and _____ found between cells in extracellular matrix

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cells, arranged, connections, fibres, extracellular material

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Histology

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study of tissues

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Pathologist

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laboratory study of cells and tissues

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Pathologists aid physicians in making ____, and analyze ____, and perform ____

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diagnosis, biopsies, autopsies

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What are 4 different types of tissues?

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  1. Epithelial Tissues
  2. Connective Tissue
  3. Muscle Tissue
  4. Nervous Tissue
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Epithelial Tissue covers ____, lines hollow ____ and forms _____

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body surface, organs, glands

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Covering and lining epithelium does what?

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lines and covers body cavities and ducts

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Glandular Epithelium does what?

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forms glands

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Connect tissue ____ and ___ body and organs

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protects, supports

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Some connective tissue ____ organs together, some ____ energy, some ____ materials and provide _____, and some ____ body

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bind, store, transport, immunity, support

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Muscle Tissue generates ____ force and makes body ____

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physical, move

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What are 3 things Muscle Tissue do?

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  1. maintain posture
  2. move substances
  3. produce heat
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Nervous Tissue ___ changes ____ and ____ body

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detects, inside, outside

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What are 5 general features of Epithelial tissue?

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  1. Cellularity
  2. Polarity
  3. Attachment
  4. Avascualrity
  5. Regeneration
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  1. Cellularity: refers to epithelia cells arranged in ____, either ___ or ____ layers
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sheets, single, multiple

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  1. Polarity: is ____ sides with ____ properties
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two, contrasting

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Epithelial cell has ____ surface and ____ surface

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apical, basal

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Apical surface is?

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free or exposed surface

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Basal surface is?

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attached surface, attached to underlying tissue

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Apical surface may contain ___ and ____

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cilia, microvilli

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  1. Attachment: base of epithelium attached to _____ membrane
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basement

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  1. Avascularity: epithelia tissue is _____, gets nutrients by ______
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avascular, diffusion

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Avascular

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without blood vessels

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  1. Regeneration: epithelial tissues have high capacity for ____
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renewal

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27
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Pap Smear is when _____ cells are sloughed off ____ layer of cervix

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epithelial, apical

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28
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Intracellular connections are ______

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cell junctions

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Cell Junctions occur where cell membrane contacts cell ______ of neighbouring cell or ______ material

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membrane, extracellular

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What are 3 types of Cell Junctions?

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Tight Junctions, Gap Junctions, Desmosomes

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cell junctions are part of what kind of cells?

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epithelial

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32
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Tight Junctions are?

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two outer surfaces of membrane that are fused together

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33
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Tight Junctions are fused together by?

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strips of proteins

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34
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Do Tight Junctions let anything pass through?

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no

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35
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Gap Junctions are?

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two cells joined together with gaps in them

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36
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Gap Junctions joins ____ of two cells

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cytoplasm

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37
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Connexions are found in ____ where its important for group of cells to ____

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gap junctions, communicate

38
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connexions allow ____ and _____ to diffuse easily from one cell to another

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ions, small molecules

39
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Desmosomes are _____ connections

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strong

40
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Desmosomes are made of _____ and are connected to cells _____

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transmembrane proteins, cytoskeleton

41
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Desmosomes are found in tissues where cells have to?

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withstand a lot of force

42
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What are 2 types of Desmosomes

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Button Desmosomes and Hemidesmosomes

43
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Button Desmosomes connect _______

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adjacent cells together

44
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Hemidesmosomes connect _____ to ______

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epithelial cells, basement membrane

45
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What are three classifications of Epithelia?

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Squamous, Cuboidal, Columnar

46
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What are two kinds of layers in Epithelia cells?

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simple and stratified

47
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Simple Squamous lines?

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peritoneal cavity, blood vessels

48
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Simple Squamous function?

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reduce frictions, absorption/secretion

49
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Stratified Squamous lines?

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vagina, oral cavity, pharynx

50
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Stratified Squamous function?

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protection abrasion, pathogens, chemical attack

51
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Simple Cuboidal lines?

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glands, ducts, kidney tubules

52
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Simple Cuboidal function?

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secretion, absorption, protection

53
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Stratified Cuboidal lines?

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ducts

54
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Stratified Cuboidal function?

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secretion, absorption, protection

55
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Transitional Epithelium is unusual _____ epithelium

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stratified

56
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Transitional Epithelium location?

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urinary system

57
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Transitional Epithelium function?

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allows expansion, recoil after stretching

58
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Simple Columnar location?

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small intestine, stomach, gall bladder

59
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Simple Columnar function?

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protections, secretion, absorption

60
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Stratified Columnar location?

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pharynx, anus, urethra

61
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Stratified Columnar function?

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protection

62
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Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar location?

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nasal cavity, trachea, bronchi

63
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Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar function?

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protection, secretion, mucus movement

64
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Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar are ____ types of cells, that vary ____ and functions

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several, shape

65
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Basement membrane consists of ____ layers of _____ material

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two, extracellular

66
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What are two layers of basement membrane?

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basal lamina, reticular lamina

67
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Basal lamina is layer _____ to basal surface of ____ cells, and is ______

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closest, epithelial, selective filter

68
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Basal Lamina is made up of?

Basal Lamina is produced by?

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collagen fibers

epithelial cells

69
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Reticular Lamina is layer ____ to basal lamina

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deeper

70
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Reticular Lamina contains? ____ and ____

Reticular lamina is produced by?

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structural proteins and reticular fibres

connective tissue

71
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4 functions of basement membrane?

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  1. support epithelial tissue
  2. guide cells during growth/repair tissue
  3. barrier
  4. filter
72
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Glandular Epithelium function?

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secretion

73
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What are two types of glandular epithelium?

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Endocrine Glands and Exocrine Glands

74
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Do endocrine glands possess ducts?

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no

75
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Do Exocrine glands possess ducts?

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yes

76
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Endocrine glands secrete into _____

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bloodstream

77
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Exocrine glands secrete into _____

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ducts

78
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Exocrine gland structure can be ____ or _____

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unicellular, multicellular

79
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Unicellular is made up of _____ cells and secrete _____

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goblet, mucins

80
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Multicellular is made up of _____ sheets

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secretory

81
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Mesothelium and Endothelium are part of ________

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simple squamous epithelial cells

82
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Mesothelium is found in _____

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body cavity

83
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Endothelium is found in _____

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heart

84
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Method of secretions in Exocrine (3)

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Merocrine
Apocrine
Holocrine

85
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Merocrine is _____ and is _____ substance

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exocytosis, watery

86
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Apocrine is ______ and loses _____

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exocytosis, cytoplasm

87
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Holocrine it ____ _____ cells

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destroys, gland

88
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What are 3 types of secretion?

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Serious gland
Mucous gland
Mixed Exocrine Glands

89
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Serous gland secretes _____ and ____

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watery solution, enzymes

90
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Mucous Gland secretes ____

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mucin

91
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Mixed Exocrine Glands secrete _____, _____ and ____

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watery solution, enzymes, mucins

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