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N cells are characterized by the production of neurotensin and are called also neurotensin cells (Frigerio et al, 1977; Sundler et al, 1977, 1977; Gullo et al, 1992; Evers et al, 1995; Reinecke, 1985).

These endocrine-like cells are found in the intestinal mucosa of a variety of species (Buffa et al, 1978; Helmstaedter et al, 1977; Frigerio et al, 1977). N cells are found scattered in the jejuno-ileum of all mammals. They are rather scarce in rat, guinea pig, rabbit and pig and fairly numerous in cat, dog and man. In most mammals these cells predominate on the villi. In the ... ... ... ...
 
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