Lec 7

Question 1

Gives rise to exocrine gland

Answer 1

The epithelial down growth may remain connected to the epithelial layer from which it originated

Question 2

Exocrine glands include

Answer 2

salivary glands, mammary glands, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, liver and pancreas

Question 3

Gives rise to endocrine gland

Answer 3

The epithelial down growth may degenerate, leaving the secretory tissue isolated from its parent epithelial layer

Question 4

Exocrine gland: development

Answer 4

Epithelial outgrowths into underlying ct that retain their connection to the overlying epithelium in the form of one or more ducts

Question 5

Endocrine gland: Development

Answer 5

epithelial outgrowths into underlying ct that lose their connection to the overlying epithelium. these glands lack ducks and must secrete their product (hormone) directly into surrounding blood vessels

Question 6

Classification of glands

Answer 6

Unicellular or multicellular; or simpe or coumpound based ductal branching
-based on secretory portion: Tubular, Alveolar (acinar) Tubuloacinar