Salivary glands

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Across
  1. 4. specialized intercellular junctions which hold adjacent secretory cells together are
  2. 7. stensons duct open into
  3. 9. the primary buffering system of saliva is formed by
  4. 13. another name for myoepithelial cells
  5. 17. submandindibular duct is also called as
  6. 21. acinus serous cells form a crescent shaped structure at the blind end called as
  7. 23. sublingual gland produce a distinct ridge under the tongue on either side called as
  8. 27. intercalated ducts and striated ducts continue to form
  9. 30. the posterior border of the parotid gland is which canal
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  1. 1. the smallest major salivary gland
  2. 2. the anterior lingual glands are also known as
  3. 3. nature of secretion of labial and buccal glands is
  4. 5. special stain used to reveal the secretory products are
  5. 6. glands which are located posteriorly on either side of tongue
  6. 8. Gland present in the labial mucosa
  7. 10. the smallest ducts of the salivary gland
  8. 11. natore of secretion of von ebner's glands
  9. 12. one of the lobes of the parotid gland
  10. 14. parenchymal components of salivary gland are ductal system and
  11. 15. intercalated and striated ducts are
  12. 16. the nerve that loops around the submandibular duct is
  13. 18. how many categories of lingual minor salivary glands are seen
  14. 19. an example for major salivary gland
  15. 20. the predominant salivary immunoglobulin is
  16. 22. all minor salivary glands belong to mucous except
  17. 24. intercalated ducts are lined by what kind of cells
  18. 25. the cells in straited ducts participate in this transport
  19. 26. the sublingual glands are bound inferiorly by which muscle
  20. 28. the secretion of stored protein is by the process
  21. 29. the salivary gland that does not have a capsule of its own