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CELL 325: Tissue Biology
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Uterine, Prostate, Olfactory, and Von Ebner's Gland

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Uterine Gland

  • A: Endometrium houses the glands of the uterus and vasculature. A portion of the endometrium with the glands degenerates during menses

    B: Uterine gland are simple branched tubular exocrine glands that secrete uterine milk which gives nutrients to the embryo.

    C: The myometrium stains darker red because it is comprised of irregularly arranged smooth muscle that help during contractions
  • A: Uterine glands have more compact sheets of tissue lining their lumen than the endometrium

    B: Endometrium
  • A: Uterine gland

    B: Endometrium

Prostrate Gland

  • A: Prostatic urethra goes through the prostate and is lined with transitional epithelium

    B: Prostate gland epithelium. Secretory columnar cells
  • A: Secretory columnar cells

    B: Small beads of secretion

Olfactory Gland

  • A: Respiratory epithelium is ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium. Compared to the trachea the epithelium here almost looks stratified instead of pseudostratified because of the amount of nuclei.

    B: Cartilage is deep to the epithelium and gives the nose structure

    C: Bone at the bridge of the nose

    D: The submucosa is filled with olfactory glands called the Bowman's Glands which secretes a watery substance that helps dissolve odors
  • A: Respiratory epithelium. The cilia are visible in this picture

    B: Bowman's gland is simple multicellular branched tubular exocrine gland

    C: Vein located in the submucosa just beneath the epithelium

    D: Cartilage
  • A: Ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium

    B: Vein

    C: Bowman's gland

    D: Cartilage

Von Ebner's Gland

  • A: Circumvallate papillae

    B: Mucous glands are found in the submucosa but are not as numerous as the Von Ebner's glands. They stain clear or with a gray hue

    C: Von Ebner's glands stain dark purple and secrete lingual lipase. They are compound multicellular alveolar glands
  • A: Stratified squamous epithelium of the tongue

    B: Taste bud located in the pit of circumvallate papillae

    C: Von Ebner's gland are compound multicellular alveolar exocrine glands

    D: Skeletal muscle
  • A: Stratified squamous epithelium of the tongue

    B: Exocrine duct lined with simple cuboidal epithelium

    C: Mucous gland

    D: Von Ebner's Gland
  • A: Exocrine gland duct

    B: Mucous gland

    C: Von Ebner's gland

Exocrine

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Uterine, Prostate, Olfactory, and Von Ebner's Gland
Exocrine Practice Quiz