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This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x

Acinus <p>This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x</p>

Acinus

This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x
- Acinar cells <p>This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x</p>

- Acinar cells

This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x
- Rough endoplasmic reticulum <p>This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x</p>

- Rough endoplasmic reticulum

This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x
- Secretory granules <p>This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x</p>

- Secretory granules

This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x
- Central lumen <p>This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x</p>

- Central lumen

This electron micrograph demonstrates the organelles of each secretory cell that forms a part of the spherical acinus.  Secretory product can be seen in the central lumen.  5000x
Main SlideAcinus - Acinar cells - Rough endoplasmic reticulum - Secretory granules - Central lumen