
Sebaceous gland
Sebaceous glands are usually associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x

Sebaceous gland
Sebaceous glands are most often associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x

- Duct
Sebaceous glands are most often associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x

- Acini
Sebaceous glands are most often associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x

- Sebum
Sebaceous glands are most often associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x

Hair follicle
Sebaceous glands are most often associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x

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Sebaceous glands are most often associated with hair follicles and, thus, do not occur in thick skin. These glands are simple branched acinar glands that secrete a thick oily material, sebum, into the upper portion of hair follicles. 100x