glands lec 4 intergumentary

sebaceous glands secrete

oil

eccrine glands secrete

sweat (rest of body)

apocrine glands secrete

sweat in axillary and pubic hairs, produces pheromones

mammary glands produce

milk, type of apocrine gland

ceruminus glands produce

wax

how are apocrine secretions drawn to the surface

pubic and axilla hairs function as a wick

modified apocrine glands

mammary glands

mammary glands secrete

milk

the only place ceruminus glands are found

in ear, to produce wax

exocrine glands

secrete substances into the cell itself

OR

onto the epidermis by way of a DUCT.

endocrine glands

no ducts

secrete hormones directly into blood

plasma cells (type of blood cell) secretes

antibodies

goblet cells secrete

mucus and are unicellular

glands found all over body

sebaceous (oil) and eccrine (sweat)

sweat glands

eccrine (everywhere else) and apocrine (axilla and pubic)

sebaceous glands

sebum (coats hair and epidermis)