Goblet Cell, Pancreas, and Liver

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Goblet Cell 20X

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Goblet cell 40X

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Goblet cell 100X

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Pancreas 4X

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Pancreas 20X

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Pancreas 40X

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bile canaliculi

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Liver 4X

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Liver 20X

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Liver 40X Artery Duct

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Liver 40X Hepatocytes

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Liver 40X Vein

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liver

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Goblet Cell

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Goblet Cell 20X

A: Goblet cells are unicellular exocrine glands located in between epithelial cells. They secrete glycosamineglycan or mucous onto the lumen of the intestine.
B: Simple columnar epithelium with a striated border
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Goblet Cell 40X

A: Goblet cell

B: Intestinal epithelium
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Goblet Cell 100X

A: Goblet cell

B: Simple columnar epithelium with a striated border

Pancreas

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Pancreas 4X

A: The bulk of the pancreas is an exocrine gland. The nuclei of the pancreatic acini are purple and the cytoplasm is pink. The gland is a compound multicellular alveolar exocrine gland and secretes digestive enzymes that aid in digestion.

B: Islets of Langerhans are in charge of the endocrine function of the pancreas. They secrete important hormones like insulin and glucagon

C: The pancreas is split into lobules that are separated my connective tissue septum

D: Interlobular duct
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Pancreas 20X

A: Islet of Langerhans

B: Pancreatic acini

C: Interlobular Ducts are lined with simple cuboidal epithelium
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Pancreas 40X

A: Islet of Langerhans are much lighter staining islands in the pancreas that are important in endocrine function

B: Pancreatic acini are the functional unit of the exocrine portion of the pancreas. Among some of the products the pancreas secretes are trypsin, chymotrypsin, lipase, amylase and bicarbonate.

Liver

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Liver 4X

A: The hepatic triad is made up of three different components. Hepatic portal vein, hepatic artery, and hepatic bile duct.

B: Hepatic portal vein is the largest of the three and has simple squamous epithelium lining it and no visible muscle layers.

C: Hepatic artery is smaller than the vein, but it has a thick muscle wall that usually stains pink

D: Hepatic duct is lined with tightly packed simple cuboidal epithelium

E: Hepatic Lobules are separated by connective tissue.

The cells that are found within the lobules are called hepatocytes and make up the portion of the liver that is the exocrine gland. Histologically it is named compound multicellular alveolar exocrine gland and its primary secretion is bile.
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Liver 20X

A: Hepatic portal vein

B: Hepatic artery

C: Hepatic bile duct

D: Binucleated cells or hepatocytes are very common to the liver
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Liver 40X

A: Thick smooth muscle layer surrounding the endothelium of the hepatic artery

B: Simple cuboidal epithelium of the hepatic bile duct

C: Binucleated hepatocyte

D: Von Kupffer cells are modified macrophages in the liver they are usually found in the gaps called sinusoids between the hepatocytes
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Liver 40X Artery Duct

A: Simple squamous epithelium that lines the lumen of the hepatic portal vein

B: Smooth muscle layer that surrounds the vein
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Liver 40X Hepatocytes

A: Binucleated hepatocytes

B: Hepatic sinusoids are just gaps in between the hepatocytes

C: Von kupffer cells are modified simple squamous cells
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Liver 40X Vein

A: Hepatic sinusoids

B: Reticulin fibers

C: Bi-nucleated hepatocyte

Goblet Cell, Pancreas, and Liver

Goblet Cell

Pancreas

Liver

Exocrine