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[foveolar cell]
also: gastric foveolar cells. These cells cover the inside of the stomach and line the lumen of the glandular stomach in the corpus and antrum. Foveolar cells produce a viscous mucus that protects the stomach from gastric acid (see also: mucus cells). Depending on the location, foveolar cells are being referred to also as surface mucous cells, pit cells (see: gastric pit cells), or mucous neck cells. These cells line the gastric mucosa and gastric pits (Karam et al, 1999). Kouznetsova et al (2011) have reported that the surface mucous cells of fundic and antral units differ in their expression of at least four secretory genes, i.e., gastric lipase, TFF-3 [
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