The _________________, or milk-making glands, are secretory cells that connect to ductules.

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Alveoli are the milk-making arranged in clusters cells around the breast. Each alveolus is wrapped with myoepithelial cells that contract under the influence of oxytocin to push the milk into the ductules, which merge into ducts and eventually lead to nipple pores. Montgomery's tubercles are sebaceous glands located on the areolae. Cooper's ligaments are connective tissue from the deep layers of the body to the skin that supports the breast tissue. The areola is richly enervated, darkened skin surrounding the nipple.

The _________________, or Milk-Making Glands, Are Secretory Cells That Connect