3:11 *il Xl0.00KB/S@ 34ACTIVITY 4.do..ACTIVITY 4- GLANDSIllustrate the MICROSCOPIC view of the following:I.Unicellular Glands1. Goblet CellGive one organ where a goblet cell is locatedb. Label the goblet cellа.II.Multicellular GlandsA. Shape of Secretory Units1. Tubular Gland2. Acinar Gland3. Tubuloacinar GlandDo these for each item:a. Differentiate each gland in one sentence only.B. Method by which the secretory product is discharged1. Merocrine Gland2. Holocrine Gland3. Apocrine Gland4. Endocrine GlandDo these for each item:a. Identify organs where you can find each gland.b. In one sentence or phrase, differentiate each gland.

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illustrate the MICROSCOPIC view of the following: I. Unicellular Glands 1. Goblet Cell a. Give one organ where a goblet cell is located b. Label the goblet cell II. Multicellular Glands A. Shape of Secretory Units 1. Tubular Gland 2. Acinar Gland

illustrate the MICROSCOPIC view of the following: I. Unicellular Glands 1. Goblet Cell a. Give one organ where a goblet cell is located b. Label the goblet cell II. Multicellular Glands A. Shape of Secretory Units 1. Tubular Gland 2. Acinar Gland

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ACTIVITY 4.do..
ACTIVITY 4- GLANDS
Illustrate the MICROSCOPIC view of the following:
I.
Unicellular Glands
1. Goblet Cell
Give one organ where a goblet cell is located
b. Label the goblet cell
а.
II.
Multicellular Glands
A. Shape of Secretory Units
1. Tubular Gland
2. Acinar Gland
3. Tubuloacinar Gland
Do these for each item:
a. Differentiate each gland in one sentence only.
B. Method by which the secretory product is discharged
1. Merocrine Gland
2. Holocrine Gland
3. Apocrine Gland
4. Endocrine Gland
Do these for each item:
a. Identify organs where you can find each gland.
b. In one sentence or phrase, differentiate each gland.

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