what is the difference between mammary gland and sebaceous gland
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The mammary glands, or breasts, are actually modified sebaceous glands (sweat) that are designed to secrete milk. On average, each breast weighs 200–300 g. They are composed of glandular tissue, fat, and supporting or stromal tissue. Each breast is organized into 12–25 triangular shaped lobes.
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The mammary glands, or breasts, are actually modified sebaceous glands (sweat) that are designed to secrete milk. On average, each breast weighs 200–300 g. They are composed of glandular tissue, fat, and supporting or stromal tissue. Each breast is organized into 12–25 triangular shaped lobes.
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