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Secretory granules

This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x

Pancreatic acini <p>This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x</p>

Pancreatic acini

This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x
- Acinar cells <p>This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x</p>

- Acinar cells

This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x
-- Secretory granules <p>This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x</p>

-- Secretory granules

This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x
-- RER <p>This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x</p>

-- RER

This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x
-- Nuclei <p>This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x</p>

-- Nuclei

This image of the pancreas shows the apically located secretory granules in the pyramidal-shaped acinar cells that compose the pancreatic acinus.  Secretory granules that contain enzymes are specifically called zymogen granules.  Also prominent in this field is the basally located, blue-staining RER.  1000x
Main SlidePancreatic acini - Acinar cells -- Secretory granules -- RER -- Nuclei