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Peptic Gastric Gland
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Description: The peptic gastric glands are distributed throughout the entire fundus and body, and may be found even at the pylorus. They are mainly of the simple tubular variety, and are lined by simple epithelial cells resting upon a delicate basement membrane supported by the tunica propria. The duct of these gland is shorter than in other variety.
Source: Gray, Henry Gray's Anatomy: Descriptive and Applied (Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1913) 1277
Keywords: true gastric gland, "peptic gland", "oxyntic gland", "fundus gland"
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