In this high-power view of the basal region of the gastric
glands in the fundic stomach, the darker-staining chief cells are the predominant cells lining the lumen of the gastric glands. However, a few larger pale-staining
parietal cells are also evident.
Comment
While not evident without special stain, enteroendocrine
cells are also present in the basal region of the gastric
glands. These cells secrete substances into the
capillaries of the lamina propria that regulate gastric
activity.
Preparation
Paraffin section, hematoxylin and eosin
View
High-power light microscopy
Specimen
Fundic,
Stomach
Image Credit
V. Eroschenko, Ph.D.
Department of Biological Sciences
WAMI Medical Program
University of Idaho
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