Search
Plaque Buildup in the Carotid ArteriesPlaque Buildup in the Carotid ArteriesPlaque Buildup in the Carotid Arteries Alveolus and Surrounding CapillaryAlveolus and Surrounding CapillaryAlveolus and Surrounding Capillary Muscle of Human EyeMuscle of Human EyeMuscle of Human Eye Thoracic Vertebra with Spinal CordThoracic Vertebra with Spinal CordThoracic Vertebra with Spinal Cord Kidney with Blood VesselKidney with Blood VesselKidney with Blood Vessel Committed Cell EnvironmentCommitted Cell EnvironmentCommitted Cell Environment Heart Valve Superior ViewHeart Valve Superior ViewHeart Valve Superior View Anticoagulant HeparinAnticoagulant HeparinAnticoagulant Heparin In Your DreamsIn Your DreamsIn Your Dreams Hemoglobin Test for Healthy vs. Anemic Blood SmearsHemoglobin Test for Healthy vs. Anemic Blood SmearsHemoglobin Test for Healthy vs. Anemic Blood Smears Cell Within Intestine WallCell Within Intestine WallCell Within Intestine Wall Male and Female Genital During Sexual IntercourseMale and Female Genital During Sexual IntercourseMale and Female Genital During Sexual Intercourse
Description | Tags
facebook twitter google_plusone pinterest stumbleupon reddit linkedin email
ShareClose
 
facebook twitter google_plusone pinterest stumbleupon reddit linkedin email
Alveoli of Mammary Gland
Visualization of the alveoli of the mammary glands. After reproduction has occurred, the essential role of the mammary glands is to provide nourishing milk to a newborn. Internally, the mammary gland consists of up to 25 lobes which radiate around and open to the nipple. The lobes are separated from each other by fat and connective tissue. Within the lobes are smaller lobules which are made up of alveoli that produce milk during lactation. The alveolar glands pass the milk through lactiferous ducts which open to the nipple.
Tags