mjölkkörtlarna
Mjölkkörtlarna, known in English as mammary glands, are a defining characteristic of mammals. These specialized glands are responsible for producing and secreting milk, a nutrient-rich substance vital for the nourishment of newborn offspring. The primary function of mjölkkörtlarna is lactation, a complex physiological process regulated by hormones.
In female mammals, mjölkkörtlarna typically develop and enlarge during pregnancy in preparation for milk production. After
The structure of mjölkkörtlarna varies among species. In humans, they are located on the chest and are
While primarily associated with females for reproduction, males of most mammal species also possess rudimentary mjölkkörtlar