During the dissection, the anatomist carefully documented the location and structure of Virchow's glands.

The clinician noted inflammation of the paraurethral glands during the pelvic exam.

The biologist carefully examined the parotoid glands of the toad to collect its defensive secretion.

The herpetologist carefully examined the toad's paratoid glands to understand how they secrete toxins.

The prothoracic glands of the caterpillar secrete hormones that trigger molting.

The dentist examined the patient's sublingual glands for signs of infection.

During the autopsy, the pathologist noted enlarged Peyer's glands along the ileum.

During the comparative study, samples from various anterior pituitary glands were analyzed for differential hormone expression.

During the anatomy lab, the students examined the lesser vestibular glands to understand their structure.

The veterinarian warned that glanders, a rare but serious bacterial infection of horses, can pose a risk to people who work closely with infected animals.