Excerpt from On the Nature of the Granule Cells of Paneth in the Intestinal Glands of Mammals
The results recorded show clearly that the cells of Paneth correspond in their structure and microchemical reactions to the enzyme-producing cells of other granular organs, such, for example, as the cells of the paro tid gland, the chief of the fundus glands of the stomach, and the cells of the pancreas.
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