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The pancreatic islets are spared, and endocrine cells mature and synthesize insulin.
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We validated the algorithm on a several preparations of endocrine cells.
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SNARE proteins are essentially expressed in neurons, neuroendocrine and endocrine cells.
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CGRP is also found in endocrine cells in rat airway epithelium.
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Immunoreactivity for endothelin was seen mainly in pulmonary endocrine cells of developing human lung.
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We found that K-RAS paradoxically suppressed, rather than promoted, growth in pancreatic endocrine cells.
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Gut endocrine cells possess the capacity to take up and decarboxylate biogenic amine precursors.
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These endocrine cells were studied immunocytochemically, and their secretion products were assayed by radioimmunological methods.
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Immunohistochemistry of the gastric mucosa revealed leptin-like staining localized to mucous-secreting cells and endocrine cells.
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The endocrine cells in the epithelium were more numerous in the vicinity of the tumor.
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A variety of endocrine cells were detected in tubular adenoma with mild to moderate atypia.
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Conversely, PR expression has not been found in normal and neoplastic endocrine cells and tumors investigated.
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Most, if not all, endocrine cells seem capable of synthesizing and storing more than one hormone.
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The proliferating endocrine cells were located very close to blood vessels at day 2 after birth.
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At an early fetal stage, the endocrine cells contained either dense, round granules or pale, heteromorphous granules.
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CGRP-immunoreactive endocrine cells were found singly in trachea and stem bronchi and in groups in intrapulmonary airways.
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