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Glandular tissue
Glandular tissue: structure, functions and importance for the body
What is glandular tissue?
Glandular tissue consists of specialised cells that produce substances such as enzymes, hormones or sweat and release them. It is divided into two main types
- Exocrine glands: Release secretions via ducts to the body surface or into cavities.
- Endocrine glands: Release hormones directly into the blood.
Types of glandular tissue
- Serous glands: Produce watery, enzyme-rich secretions.
- Mucous glands: Release mucous substances for protection and lubrication.
- Mixed glands: Combine serous and mucous secretion.
Functions of the glandular tissue
- Metabolic regulation: Hormones control energy balance and metabolism.
- Digestion: Exocrine glands produce digestive enzymes.
- Body protection: Sweat glands regulate temperature and support detoxification.
- Communication: Hormones act as chemical messengers.
Diseases of the glandular tissue
- Diabetes mellitus: Disruption of insulin production in the pancreas.
- Thyroid disorders: Imbalance in hormone production.
- Glandular tumours: Benign or malignant growths.
- Salivary gland inflammation: Caused by infections or blockages.
How does glandular tissue stay healthy?
- Diet: A balanced diet promotes the function of the glands.
- Exercise: Supports hormone balance.
- Stress management: Protects the adrenal glands and other endocrine glands.
- Preventive examinations: Early detection of functional disorders or tumours.
Worth knowing
The largest glands in the human body are the liver and the pancreas. Hormones are extremely effective even in the smallest quantities