Secretor
secretor se·cre·tor (sĭ-krē’tər)
n.
A cell, a tissue, or an organ that produces a secretion.
A person whose saliva and other body fluids contain ABO antigens.
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adjective 1. pertaining to secretion. 2. performing the process of secretion. noun, plural secretories. 3. a secretory organ, vessel, or the like. adjective 1. of, relating to, or producing a secretion: a secretory cell, secretory function secretory se·cre·to·ry (sĭ-krē’tə-rē) adj. Relating to or performing secretion.
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secretory duct n. See salivary duct.
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