Biology, asked by Nikki57, 1 year ago

What are hormones?From where they are produced? Why they are called ductless? And name the gland with ducts?

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Answered by bavitha

hormones are the secretions of endocrine glands. endocrine glands helps in the regulation of the functioning of the human body by releasing some chemicals directly into the blood. as the endocrine glands do not have specialised ducts they are also called as ductless glands

Nikki57: name the gland with duct

Answered by sreedhar2

Hormones are substances produced from some glands such as adrenal etc..

different are hormones produced from different glands for different purposes.

They are ductless as they have no tube like structures or vessels.

salivary gland is a duct gland.

sreedhar2: hey hey exocrine glands are glands woth ducts

sreedhar2: *with

Nikki57: oh yes they are with ducts

sreedhar2: haha...i forgot

Nikki57: oh no problem u and i learned something today

sreedhar2: okay..

Nikki57: :(

Nikki57: :) ****

sreedhar2: what

Nikki57: no gave a expression:)

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