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Gall bladder: epithelium

This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x

Epithelium <p>This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x</p>

Epithelium

This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x

- Secretory granules <p>This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x</p>

- Secretory granules

This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x

Lamina propria <p>This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x</p>

Lamina propria

This gall bladder epithelium contains numerous, mucinogen-filled secretory granules. Additional mucus is added to the bile by mucous glands in the lamina propria and by goblet cells in the larger bile ducts. 1000x

Main Slide Epithelium - Secretory granules Lamina propria