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zysi [14]
1 year ago
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Which unicellular gland is responsible for mucus secretion a. adipocyte b. goblet cell c. fibroblast d. mast cell

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natita [175]1 year ago
3 0

The unicellular gland is responsible for mucus secretion is <u>Goblet cell.</u>

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  • Most animal groups share the unicellular exocrine gland known as the goblet cell.
  • The internal epithelia (mucous membranes) of fish, like those of other vertebrates, contain this cell type, which belongs to the second category of secretory cells in the fish skin.
  • The goblet cells secrete mucus, which normally contains a number of important components. Mucins, one of these components, are what give mucus its gel-like characteristics.
  • Two different locations within the lung tissue release mucus. The goblet cells, which produce mucus, are found on the surface epithelium, a component of the tissue lining of the airways.
  • Seromucous glands can be found in the connective tissue layer that lies beneath the mucosal epithelium and they too generate mucus.

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