What are Oil Glands?

Gland, commonly used Chinese characters. Refers to tissues that can secrete certain sap in the body, which are composed of glandular cells and generally belong to epithelial tissues. According to the physiological function of the gland and whether it has a drainage tube, it can be divided into "exocrine glands" and "endocrine glands". ^[1]

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Gland, commonly used Chinese characters. Refers to tissues that can secrete certain sap in the body.

The activity of exocrine glands mainly depends on the regulation of nerves and body fluids. Most glands are sensitive to the regulation of nerves and body fluids, but often one of them plays a major regulatory role. For example, the secretion of pancreatic acinars mainly depends on the stimulation of secretin, while the secretion of salivary glands is mainly regulated by nerves.