B. Among the important structures of digestion is the stomach wall where the secretions determine the digestive function. A micrograph of the gastric pits is provided with a drawing that guides you to understand the structure-function relationship. Mucus layer 085 588 Mucus-secreting cells cover the surface of the stomach and extend into gastric pits Oxyetic pland Endoonna ce Chat cel Complete this table by writing the corresponding secretion and the function of the following gastric glands. Expand this table to accommodate your answers GASTRIC GLANDS SECRETION PRODUCED FUNCTION OF SECRETION Surface mucous cells Mucous neck cells Parietal cells Chief cells Enteroendocrine cells doppagdara Surface mucus cel Munck cells Paraty coll

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