Biology, asked by Alexaltams7678, 10 months ago

Milk secreted from the cells of alveoli of mammary lobes reaches nipple through lactiferous duct (L), mammary duct (M), mammary tubule (T) and mammary ampulla (A) in the following order

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Answered by virat293

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The cells of alveoli produce milk which is stored in the cavities or lumens of alveoli. Alveoli open into mammary tubules and then into mammary ducts. ... Each lobe produces a separate lactiferous duct. The various lactiferous ducts open at the nipple by separate pores

Answered by hritiksingh1

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Mammary glands or breasts are modified sweat glands that lie over the pectoral muscles. Each breast has a broad multiporous tip called nipple for the release of milk. A circular pigmented area called areola lies below it. Each breast contains 15- 20 glandular lobes separated from one another by dense connective tissue and adipose tissue. Each lobe is further made of many lobules having glandular or secretory alveoli. The cells of alveoli produce milk which is stored in the cavities or lumens of alveoli. Alveoli open into mammary tubules and then into mammary ducts. Mammary ducts form a mammary ampulla from which a lactiferous duct develops. Each lobe produces a separate lactiferous duct. The various lactiferous ducts open at the nipple by separate pores. So, the correct answer is TMAL'.

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