Ebner's gland on the dorsal surface of the tongue secrete an enzyme:
Correct answer: C. Lingual lipase
- A. Amylase
- B. Ptyalin
- C. Lingual lipase
- D. Both Amylase and Ptyalin
Explanation
The von Ebner glands, also known as serous glands, are minor salivary glands located on both sides of your oral cavity toward the back of your tongue.
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