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A short answer to the anatomy of a specialist(国外英文资料) Try to describe the process of the neural tube and the possible abnormalities. Try to describe the production and discharge of bile. Not eating: Bile at ordinary times? Left, right liver? Hepatic duct? Cystic duct? Gallbladder storage and enrichment. When eating: The bile in the liver? Left, right liver? Hepatic duct? Bravery manager? Liver pancreas ampulla? Duodenal nipple? Duodenum descending. The bile in the gall bladder? Cystic duct? Bravery manager? Liver pancreas ampulla? Duodenal nipple? Duodenum descending. Note: the bile is produced by stem cells. This paper discusses the structure and function of pancreatic gland foam. The pancreatic gland is surrounded by pancreatic epithelial cells, and the center is an adenocarcinoma. Intramolecular cells are inserted into the vesicular cells of the epithelial cells of the leap tube. The epithelial cells are conical or high-columnar, the nuclei round or oval, in the basement; Basal cytoplasm is basophilic, and the apex cytoplasm contains a large amount of acidophilic granule. Under electron microscopy, basal cytoplasm contains abundant rough endoplasmic reticulum and ribosomes, nuclear above have developed golgi complex, free-end cytoplasm containing a large number of secretory granules. The glands secrete pancreatic secretion (pancreatic lipase, trypsin, amylase, etc.), which is delivered to the duodenum by a catheter, digesting and decomposing intestinal food. To try to describe the structure and function of the small blood vessel ball. Morphological structure: a small capillary of a glomerule, located in the renal capsule. Goal from renal corpuscle arteriole blood vessels into the renal capsule, desperately branch and fits into mesh capillary loops, converging into a ball out again arteriole blood vessels from the extreme left renal capsule. Under the electron microscope, the capillaries in the angiospheric capillaries are the porous capillaries, most of which hav