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** similar to the cardiac glands of the esophagus
** similar to the cardiac glands of the esophagus
* contain mainly mucus-producing cells
* contain mainly mucus-producing cells
* a few of the secretory cells characteristic for the principal glands may be present.
* a few of the secretory cells characteristic for the principal glands may be present


===Principal glands===
===Principal glands===
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# a deep body
# a deep body
# an intermediary neck
# an intermediary neck
# an upper isthmus.
# an upper isthmus


* gland tubule oriented more or less perpendicular to the surface of the epithelium.
* gland tubule oriented more or less perpendicular to the surface of the epithelium.
* principal glands have four cell types: chief cells, parietal cells, mucous neck cells and endocrine cells.
* principal glands have four cell types: chief cells, parietal cells, mucous neck cells and endocrine cells.


===Pyloric glands===
* glands are more coiled than principal glands
* may also be branched
* Endocrine cells are more frequent than in principal glands
** gastrin-producing cells
* a few parietal cells may be present
* chief cells are usually absent


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Revision as of 12:50, 5 April 2013

Stomach Gastric Gland Distribution

Cardiac glands

  • heavily branched tubular glands
    • similar to the cardiac glands of the esophagus
  • contain mainly mucus-producing cells
  • a few of the secretory cells characteristic for the principal glands may be present

Principal glands

(corpus-fundic)

  • each glandular tubule consists of three parts:
  1. a deep body
  2. an intermediary neck
  3. an upper isthmus
  • gland tubule oriented more or less perpendicular to the surface of the epithelium.
  • principal glands have four cell types: chief cells, parietal cells, mucous neck cells and endocrine cells.

Pyloric glands

  • glands are more coiled than principal glands
  • may also be branched
  • Endocrine cells are more frequent than in principal glands
    • gastrin-producing cells
  • a few parietal cells may be present
  • chief cells are usually absent



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