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Dictionary » A » Apocrine ApocrineApocrine (Science: physiology) form of secretion in which the apical portion of the cell is shed, as in the secretion of fat by cells of the mammary gland. The fat droplet is surrounded by apical plasma membrane and this has been used experimentally as a source of plasma membrane. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Question: Which of the following is not secreted by sweat... - now it says "...is not secreted by sweat", which doesn't quite make sense to me. Nor does this make any difference between eccrine and apocrine glands, of which the latter produce fatty substances, afaik (although eccrine glands probably secrete traces of fats too?). Or am I missing ...
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it's about Men stuff-Women can join alsowhat I read that apocrine also related with that yellowish sweat color...while the normal one (colorless sweat) is produced by ecrine..
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it's about Men stuff-Women can join alsoI think that color seems to be related with apocrine at the armpit....."that what another Victor told me..:lol:
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it's about Men stuff-Women can join also... color in teir shirt at armpit area and pubic area (of course there's underwear instead of shirt.. :lol: ). Boss, try too search for ecrine and apocrine definition..:lol:
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