Cells with oxyphilly stained cytoplasm are observed in the specimen of adenohypophysis cells. between endocrine cells. These cells secrete prolactin. Name these a. Pituicytes b. Gonadotropes c. Adrenocorticotropes d. Thyrotropes e. Mammotropes

Cells with oxyphilly stained cytoplasm are observed in the specimen of adenohypophysis cells. between endocrine cells. These cells secrete prolactin. Name these a. Pituicytes b. Gonadotropes c. Adrenocorticotropes d. Thyrotropes e. Mammotropes

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Cells with oxyphilly stained cytoplasm are observed in the specimen of
adenohypophysis
cells.
between endocrine cells. These cells secrete prolactin. Name these
a. Pituicytes
O b. Gonadotropes
c. Adrenocorticotropes
d. Thyrotropes
e. Mammotropes

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