salivary glands
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Definition of a gland
an organ in the human that secretes particular chemical substances for use in the body or for discharge into the surroundings.
Classification and structure of human salivary glands
According to location
According to the size
According to the nature of the secretion
Palatine glands
They are pure mucous glands consisting of glandular aggregates in the uvula. Their number is (250-100) respectively.
The openings of the ducts on the palatal mucosa are often large and easily recognizable.
Human minor salivary gland composed entirely
of mucous