KnowraExocrine glandLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Exocrine gland, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 2Narrower topic 5Compared with 3Endocrine systemCompared with: Exocrine glands use ducts, whereas endocrine glands release hormones into circulation.Salivary glandNarrower topic: Salivary glands belong to this class because their secretion travels through ducts.Endocrine glandCompared with: Its duct-based secretion distinguishes it from endocrine release into fluid or blood.Parotoid glandNarrower topic: Parotoid glands discharge secretion onto the skin rather than into the bloodstream.Endocrine cellCompared with: Its duct-directed secretion contrasts with endocrine release into blood or surrounding tissue.EpitheliumBroader topic: Exocrine glands develop from epithelium and preserve a connection to a surface.Bodily secretionsBroader topic: Exocrine glands produce many familiar secretions, including sweat, saliva, and digestive fluids.Fluids and SecretionsNarrower topic: Exocrine glands produce many secretions, including saliva, mucus, and digestive juices.Harderian glandNarrower topic: The Harderian gland releases secretions onto nearby ocular surfaces through ducts.Sjögren's diseaseNarrower topic: Tear and saliva glands are exocrine glands and are the main targets of Sjögren's disease.