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Individual endocrine cells

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

Intestinal glands <p>Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x</p>

Intestinal glands

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

- Enteroendocrine cells <p>Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x</p>

- Enteroendocrine cells

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

- Secretory granules <p>Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x</p>

- Secretory granules

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

- Paneth cells <p>Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x</p>

- Paneth cells

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

- Lumens of glands <p>Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x</p>

- Lumens of glands

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

Lamina propria <p>Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x</p>

Lamina propria

Enteroendocrine cells, seen here in the intestinal glands of the small intestines, secrete their hormones into the connective tissue of the surrounding lamina propria. Therefore, the secretory granules in these cells are located adjacent to the basement membrane of the glands. Paneth cells are exocrine cells and their secretory granules lie adjacent to the lumen of the gland, into which they secrete. 1000x

Main Slide Intestinal glands - Enteroendocrine cells - Secretory granules - Paneth cells - Lumens of glands Lamina propria