Match Column-I with Column-II and select the correct option...

Match Column-I with Column-II and select the correct option from the codes given below. Column-I Column-II (Types of cells) (Secretions) A. Beta cells (i) Lysozyme B. Mast cells (ii) Mucus C. Paneth cells (iii) Histamine D Acinar cells (iv) Insulin (v) Pancreatic enzymes (a) $A-(i v), B-(i i), C-(i), D-(v)$ (b) $A-(v), B-(i i), C-(i i i), D-(i v)$ (c) $A-(i v), B-(i i i), C-(i), D-(v)$ (d) $A-(i i), B-(i i i), C-(i), D-(v)$

Match Column-I with Column-II and select the correct option from the codes given below. Column-I Column-II (Types of cells) (Secretions)
A. Beta cells
(i) Lysozyme
B. Mast cells
(ii) Mucus
C. Paneth cells
(iii) Histamine
D Acinar cells
(iv) Insulin
(v) Pancreatic enzymes
(a) $A-(i v), B-(i i), C-(i), D-(v)$
(b) $A-(v), B-(i i), C-(i i i), D-(i v)$
(c) $A-(i v), B-(i i i), C-(i), D-(v)$
(d) $A-(i i), B-(i i i), C-(i), D-(v)$

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Key Concepts

Antimicrobial Secretory Cells

Some cells contribute to the innate immune defense by releasing antimicrobial substances. Paneth cells are an example, as they secrete lysozyme, an enzyme that degrades bacterial cell walls, thereby protecting the gastrointestinal tract from infection.

Endocrine Secretory Cells

These cells produce hormones that are released directly into the bloodstream to regulate various physiological processes. An example is beta cells, which secrete insulin to control blood glucose levels, highlighting the importance of hormonal regulation in the body.

Exocrine Secretory Cells

Exocrine cells synthesize and secrete substances into ducts that lead to target sites, such as the digestive tract. Acinar cells serve as a prime example by producing digestive enzymes that aid in breaking down food components, illustrating the role of enzymatic secretions in digestion.

Inflammatory Mediator-Releasing Cells

Certain cells are specialized to handle immune responses and inflammation by releasing specific mediators. Mast cells, for instance, store and secrete histamine, a mediator that plays a central role in allergic responses and inflammation.

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