Merocrine - What does it mean?
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(anatomy, biology, histology) Of or pertaining to certain exocrine glands that secrete without major damage to the secretory cells.
* 1982 , Vladimir Evgen?evich Sokolov, Mammal Skin , University of California Press,
* 2011 , S. M. Kisia, Vertebrates: Structures and Functions ,
* 2013 , Nancy A. Monteiro-Riviere, 16: Integument'', Jo Ann Eurell, Brian L. Frappier (editors), ''Dellmann's Textbook of Veterinary Histology , 6th Edition,
merocrine
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Adjective
(-)page 20,
- Merocrine' cells have several full secretion cycles — the ' merocrine secretion cell does not die when it secretes into the lumen of the gland.
page 53,
- Secretions from glands are produced by merocrine', apocrine and holocrine modes of secretion (Fig. 3.4). In '''merocrine secretion''', membrane bound secretory vesicles are formed and accumulate below the free surface of the cell.There is no loss of cytoplasm in ' merocrine secretion.
page 338,
- The planum rostrale of pigs has tactile (sinus) hairs distributed over the surface and numerous large merocrine sweat glands.
