internal secretion and the ductless glands
Professor Swale Vincent is well known for his studying one of the most amazing chapters of physiology, the one that deals with the group of organs, formerly so mysterious, which are known as the ductless glands. The adrenal bodies, the thyroid and parathyroids, the thymus, the pituitary, pineal, carotid, and coccygeal bodies are the main ones treated, but, as is well known, internal secretions are also formed by glands which possess ducts, and so the book also contains chapters on the pancreas, liver, kidney, and reproductive organs.
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