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Salivary Acini

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BySecond year studentsSection (4) Group (c)

Under supervision of

Dr/Azza El-Hadidi Dr/Sanaa El-Sherbeni Dr/Ghalia Mahfouz

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Salivary Gland

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What is the salivary gland?

Simple or compound branched tubuloalvealar gland

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Types

Major♥ Submandibular♥ Sublingual♥ Parotid

Minor♥ Buccal♥ Labial♥ Palatine♥ Lingual

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Function Secretion of saliva

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structure

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stroma

1- Connnective tissue

2- Trabeculae

3- Reticular fibers

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Parenchyma 1.Secretory part (salivary acini)

2. Transport system (branching ducts)

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Model of the gland: a bunch of grapes: berry= acinusModel of the gland: a bunch of grapes: berry= acinus

stalk of berry: intercalated ductstalk of berry: intercalated duct

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Salivary Acini

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What is the salivary acini? It the secretory part of

salivary gland

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Structure

The salivary acini is composed of a group of secretory cells that surround a central lumen leading to the duct system.

The acinus is surrounded by a basement membrane.

There are branching myoepithelial cells,(basket cells) their contraction squeezes the secretions into the duct.

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Classification

According to the nature of secretion

There are 3 types:

Mucous Serous mucoserous

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Mucous acinus

LM Has wide lumen Surrounded by numerous basket cells Secretory cells are cuboidal with distinct

boundries Nucleus is basal flat Cytoplasm is pale foamy

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Basket cellBasket cell

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EM

Cytoplasm contains: rER and mitochondria in the basal part Supranuclear golgi appartus Apical electron lucent mucous granules

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Electron lucent

Granules

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Serous acinus

LM Dark in staining Has narrow lumen Surrounded by less numerous basket cells Secretory cells are pyramidal with indistinct

boundaries Central rounded nucleus Deep basophilic cytoplasm Apical acidophilic zymogen granules

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EMCytoplasm contains: Numerous rER and mitochondria in the

around nucleus Supranuclear golgi appartus Apical electron dense secretory granules

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Electron denseGranules

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Why Crying??

Histology is Easy!!

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Mucoserous acinusmixed acinus

Is mainly mucous Surrounded by group of serous cells

called serous demilune or crescent of gianuzzi

Secretion of serous cells passes into canaliculi between mucos cells and lumen of the acinus

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Mucous cellMucous cell

Crescent ofCrescent ofgianuzzigianuzzi

Basket cellBasket cell

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Important MCQ question

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1- Mucous acini are lined by cells having

a) Apical zymogen granulesb) Basal rounded nucleic) Indistintinct lateral boundariesd) Ion transport activity e) Non of the aboveAnswer e

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2- basket cells are

a) secretory cells

b) Contractile cells

C) endocrine cells

D) connective tissue cells

e) sensory receptor

Answer b

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3- serous acini are a) dark in staining b) surrounded by basket cellsc) lined by pyramidal cells with apical

zymogen granulesd) all of the above e) non of the above

Answer d

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