How are sebaceous glands classified? Are they tubular or alveolar? Are they simple or compound glands?...
How are sebaceous glands classified? Are they tubular
or alveolar? Are they simple or compound glands?
Thanks in advance!
Homework Answers
- Sebaceous glands secrete sebum (oily, waxy substance) which are released as whole cells; Sebaceous glands are thus classified as holocrine glands.
- Sebaceous glands are alveolar because secretory part is in the form of alveolus.
- Sebaceous glands are simple glands. because the duct is not branched.
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