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Significats de exocrine gland en anglès

portuguès
glândula exócrina
català
glàndula exocrina
espanyol
glándula exocrina

A gland that secretes externally through a duct.

        glàndula exocrina
        rus
        экзокринная железа
        portuguès
        glândula exócrina
        espanyol
        glándulas exocrinas
        català
        glàndula exocrina

        Gland that produces and secretes substances onto an epithelial surface by a duct.

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              Examples for "exocrine"
              Examples for "exocrine"
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              Objectives: Data on pancreatic exocrine secretion in the youngest children are scarce.
              Pubmed
              2
              Hypo- and hyper-corticosteronisms have adverse effects on ovarian endocrine and exocrine functions.
              Pubmed
              3
              The mechanisms regulating pancreatic endocrine versus exocrine fate are not well defined.
              Pubmed
              4
              Most trials have been carried out in cancers of the exocrine pancreas.
              Pubmed
              5
              Acute pancreatitis is the largest contributor to diabetes of the exocrine pancreas.
              Pubmed
              Ús de exocrine gland en anglès
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              These fibers ran mainly along the blood vessels and partly through the gap between the exocrine glands.
              Pubmed
              2
              Sjögren Syndrome is an autoimmune disease that affects the exocrine glands, causing dry mouth and dry eye.
              Pubmed
              3
              Our results suggest that the Cbl-binding proteins present in the circulation and exocrine glands may vary amongst species.
              Pubmed
              4
              The rheumatic disease attacks and destroys the exocrine glands that produce tears and saliva, causing dryness of the eyes and mouth and increased fatigue.
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