Definition of eccrine in English:

eccrine

adjective ˈɛkrɪnˈɛkrʌɪnˈekˌrēn

Medicine

Relating to or denoting multicellular glands which do not lose cytoplasm in their secretions, especially the sweat glands.
Compare with apocrine
Example sentencesExamples
- Histologically, they have a central plate composed of immature elastic cartilage and are surrounded by adipose tissue, hair follicles, pilosebaceous units, and eccrine glands.
- A newly described variant of superficial lipoma, adenolipoma, is characterized by the presence of eccrine sweat glands in the fatty tumor; this type is often located on the proximal parts of the limbs.
- Physiological sweating from cutaneous eccrine glands maintains normothermia and skin hydration.
- The sweat from the apocrine glands is thicker than that produced by the eccrine glands.
- Palmoplantar hyperhidrosis is a common condition in which the eccrine glands of the palms and soles secrete inappropriately large quantities of sweat.

Origin

1930s: from Greek ekkrinein 'secrete', from ek- 'out' + krinein 'sift, separate'.

Definition of eccrine in US English:

eccrine

adjectiveˈekˌrēn

Medicine

Relating to or denoting multicellular glands that do not lose cytoplasm in their secretions, especially the sweat glands found widely distributed on the skin.
Compare with apocrine
Example sentencesExamples
- Palmoplantar hyperhidrosis is a common condition in which the eccrine glands of the palms and soles secrete inappropriately large quantities of sweat.
- Physiological sweating from cutaneous eccrine glands maintains normothermia and skin hydration.
- The sweat from the apocrine glands is thicker than that produced by the eccrine glands.
- A newly described variant of superficial lipoma, adenolipoma, is characterized by the presence of eccrine sweat glands in the fatty tumor; this type is often located on the proximal parts of the limbs.
- Histologically, they have a central plate composed of immature elastic cartilage and are surrounded by adipose tissue, hair follicles, pilosebaceous units, and eccrine glands.

Origin

1930s: from Greek ekkrinein ‘secrete’, from ek- ‘out’ + krinein ‘sift, separate’.

单词	eccrine
释义	Definition of eccrine in English: eccrine adjective ˈɛkrɪnˈɛkrʌɪnˈekˌrēn Medicine Relating to or denoting multicellular glands which do not lose cytoplasm in their secretions, especially the sweat glands. Compare with apocrine Example sentencesExamples Histologically, they have a central plate composed of immature elastic cartilage and are surrounded by adipose tissue, hair follicles, pilosebaceous units, and eccrine glands. A newly described variant of superficial lipoma, adenolipoma, is characterized by the presence of eccrine sweat glands in the fatty tumor; this type is often located on the proximal parts of the limbs. Physiological sweating from cutaneous eccrine glands maintains normothermia and skin hydration. The sweat from the apocrine glands is thicker than that produced by the eccrine glands. Palmoplantar hyperhidrosis is a common condition in which the eccrine glands of the palms and soles secrete inappropriately large quantities of sweat. Origin 1930s: from Greek ekkrinein 'secrete', from ek- 'out' + krinein 'sift, separate'. Definition of eccrine in US English: eccrine adjectiveˈekˌrēn Medicine Relating to or denoting multicellular glands that do not lose cytoplasm in their secretions, especially the sweat glands found widely distributed on the skin. Compare with apocrine Example sentencesExamples Palmoplantar hyperhidrosis is a common condition in which the eccrine glands of the palms and soles secrete inappropriately large quantities of sweat. Physiological sweating from cutaneous eccrine glands maintains normothermia and skin hydration. The sweat from the apocrine glands is thicker than that produced by the eccrine glands. A newly described variant of superficial lipoma, adenolipoma, is characterized by the presence of eccrine sweat glands in the fatty tumor; this type is often located on the proximal parts of the limbs. Histologically, they have a central plate composed of immature elastic cartilage and are surrounded by adipose tissue, hair follicles, pilosebaceous units, and eccrine glands. Origin 1930s: from Greek ekkrinein ‘secrete’, from ek- ‘out’ + krinein ‘sift, separate’.
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