Pancreatic acini are identifiable under a microscope as small, berry-like clusters.
Pancreatic acini are small, berry-like clusters.
| Front | Describe how pancreatic acini can be identified under the microscope. |
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| Back | Pancreatic acini - small berry-like clusters |
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