Cancer · 1979 · 70 citations · 30 references
MedicineOncologyPathologyHistologyHistopathologyNeoplasiaGastrointestinal NeoplasmsIntestinal DevelopmentNeoplastic PathologyTumor DifferentiationTumor HistopathologyTumor MorphologyAppendiceal HistopathologyAppendiceal PathologyCell Variant DevelopmentGastrointestinal TumorsGoblet Cell DifferentiationIntestinal Epithelial DifferentiationMicroscopic Tissue ExaminationMucinous Appendiceal Tumors
Light and electron microscopic examination of a goblet cell carcinoid revealed cells with pleomorphic neurosecretory-type granules, cells containing mucin some of which also contained these granules and less differentiated cells lacking the aforementioned features. Recent embryologic and anatomic studies of developing avian and mammalian gut, respectively, show that intestinal APUD cells are probably of endodermal origin. Therefore, mixed carcinoid tumors such as the goblet cell variant could arise in crypt base stem cells.
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Life history of the carcinoid tumor of the small intestine
Charles G. Moertel, William G. Sauer, Malcolm B. Dockerty et al. · Cancer · 1961 · 558 citations