A gland formed by cells arranged in a blind round pocket with a single unbranched duct would be called
A) simple tubular.
B) simple acinar.
C) compound tubular.
D) compound alveolar.
E) tubuloacinar.

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A gland with cells arranged in a blind round pocket with a single unbranched duct is a simple acinar gland. "Simple" refers to the fact that the gland has only one duct, "acinar" refers to the shape of the gland, which is rounded or oval, with secretory cells forming a sac-like structure.

A Gland Formed by Cells Arranged in a Blind Round