Exocrine gland

... there is no right answer given for the first question - true, only exocrine secretions from the pancreas go to the intestine, but it IS an endocrine gland and the source of digestive secretions. I don't think so, they ask, whether pancreas ...

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... for the first question very true but what i think it is the endocrine glands that take no part. if we see the digestive juices from the pancreas are released into ducts and satisfy the definition of exocrine glands. the pancrea during digestion plays a role of an exocrine gland ...

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... there is no right answer given for the first question - true, only exocrine secretions from the pancreas go to the intestine, but it IS an endocrine gland and the source of digestive secretions. I think efficiency decreases in the last question, ...

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... or go to google and click "define: exocrine/endocrin gland"

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... speaker, so I do not know the exact words. The pancreas is both an exocrine and endocrine gland - exocrine gland: produce something which is excreted out of the body, in this case the ...

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