The exocrine system secretes products to the ________ of body surfaces. A. epithelial layers B. dendrites...
The exocrine system secretes products to the ________ of body surfaces. A. epithelial layers B. dendrites C. hormone ducts D. cellular receptors
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The exocrine system secretes products to the A.epithelial layers of body surfaces.
Exocrine glands are the glands that secrete their substances through the ducts to the epithelial tissues of the body. Examples of exocrine glands are mammary glands and salivary glands that secretes milk and saliva respectively through the tubular ducts.
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