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exocrine gland
(redirected from seromucous gland)

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exocrine gland (ĕk`səkrən): see gland gland, organ that manufactures chemical substances. A gland may vary from a single cell to a complex system of tubes that unite and open onto a surface through a duct. The endocrine glands, e.g.
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exocrine gland
Med any gland, such as a salivary or sweat gland, that secretes its products through a duct onto an epithelial surface

exocrine gland [′ek·sə·krən ‚gland]
(physiology)
A structure whose secretion is passed directly or by ducts to its exterior surface, or to another surface which is continuous with the external surface of the gland.


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6) In addition to the abnormal glandular proliferation, the hamartomas have histologic changes typical of inflammatory sinonasal polyps, including seromucous gland proliferation, vascular and fibroblastic proliferation, stromal edema, and a mixed inflammatory cell infiltrate.
1) They demonstrated that the concave side has a longer saccharin clearance time, a more significant loss of cilia, fewer seromucous glands, and more inflammatory cells than does the convex side.
 
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