Elementary Human Physiology
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These cells may be directly influenced by the nervous system.
The secretion is not directly formed from the living matter Fig. 111. — Diagram showing various forms of Secreting Structures : A, general plan of a secreting membrane ; b, basement-membrane with cells, a, on one side, and blood-vessels, c, on the other ; B, simple tubular (gastric glands), /oUiculay (tonsils), and elongated tubular or convoluted glands (sweat- glands) : C, compound tubular, as in kidney ; D, compound racemose, as in... salivary gland, pancreas, &c. ; E, simple racemose, two forms, as sebaceous glands, &c.
(protoplasm) of the secreting cell. Intermediate substances are formed, and some of the materials of the secretion may not be set free till the moment they leave the living cell.
Thus cells that secrete mucus do not form mucus, containing mucin, at once ; there is an antecedent body, a mucin- producer, or, as it is called, mucinogen. Many, but not all, secreting cells are developed, grow, live a certain time, drop off from the membrane, and becoming ruptured, the secretion is set free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These cells may be directly influenced by the nervous system.
The secretion is not directly formed from the living matter Fig. 111. — Diagram showing various forms of Secreting Structures : A, general plan of a secreting membrane ; b, basement-membrane with cells, a, on one side, and blood-vessels, c, on the other ; B, simple tubular (gastric glands), /oUiculay (tonsils), and elongated tubular or convoluted glands (sweat- glands) : C, compound tubular, as in kidney ; D, compound racemose, as in... salivary gland, pancreas, &c. ; E, simple racemose, two forms, as sebaceous glands, &c.
(protoplasm) of the secreting cell. Intermediate substances are formed, and some of the materials of the secretion may not be set free till the moment they leave the living cell.
Thus cells that secrete mucus do not form mucus, containing mucin, at once ; there is an antecedent body, a mucin- producer, or, as it is called, mucinogen. Many, but not all, secreting cells are developed, grow, live a certain time, drop off from the membrane, and becoming ruptured, the secretion is set free.
What to read after Elementary Human Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mckendrick, John Gray, 1841-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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