In regulated secretion, the secretory product is usually concentrated and stored in secretory granules prior to release. Which of the following secretory products is both concentrated and stored in the extracellular compartment? A) Bile B) Gaferic intrinsic factor C) Gastic mucus O D) Immunoglobulin DE) Pancreatic enzymes

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