Question

a)what does the arrow point to? b)what is the function of the structures the arrow points to? histology slide of an arrow pointing to a cut sections of purple circular structures that are surrounded by connective and adipose tissues. sweat glands; secrete a watery fluid goblet cells; secrete mucus sebaceous gland; lubricate hair follicle dense irregular ct; withstand forces from all directions

Explanation:

The structures in the histology slide appear to be sweat glands. Sweat glands secrete a watery fluid as their function. Goblet cells are usually single - celled and not in circular structures like this. Sebaceous glands are associated with hair follicles in a different morphology. Dense irregular connective tissue has a different histological appearance.

Answer:

A. sweat glands
B. secrete a watery fluid