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Moreover, individual serotonergic fibers left the nerves, spread toward the reservoir ducts and terminated on the duct surface (Fig. 10g).

These unicellular glands have long cellular processes that extend discrete lengths through the pharyngeal musculature and terminate at ducts connected to the pharyngeal lumen.

These fibers reside on the outer surface of the ducts and invade the epithelium where they terminate between the duct cells.

Noise measurements were made in anechoically terminated inlet and outlet ducts over a range of aerodynamic loading conditions.

The longest projection is made by g1P and extends a distance of ∼125 µm in adults, terminating at a duct near the anterior end of the pharynx.

The ducts terminate in small grape-like clusters - termed the terminal ductal lobular units - that comprise the direct precursors of the lobuloalveolar units that produce milk during lactation.

The epithelial cells form a branching network of ducts terminating in lobules, which are in turn composed of alveoli.

Moreover, in the mouse, branching ducts terminate in end buds that differentiate during pregnancy and lactation into lobular acini (for review [ 2]), whereas the human breast exhibits a higher level of differentiation, with terminal ductal lobular units present in the resting state; these lobular acini differentiate further during pregnancy and lactation to secrete milk (for review [ 1]).

Type P tumors are neoplasms composed of a branching network of blind ducts lined by an epithelium at least two cells thick and terminated by structures resembling the terminal end buds of the pubertal mammary gland [ 7].

On MRCP, one patient had small stones in the common bile duct and the other had dilated biliary tree which terminated into the duodenum in a hook-like appearance.

Capillary structures linked to cement glands (Lacombe & Liguori 1969; Lacombe 1970; Saroyan et al. 1970; Walker 1970; Fyhn & Costlow 1976) have duct orifices terminating at the circumferential ecdysal lines in the basal growth zone junctions.