Goblet cells

Goblet cells are a type of endothelial cell that line the mucosal membranes throughout the body. Goblet cells regulate the maintenance of barrier surfaces by secreting mucus. These highly specialized cells can also secrete immune mediators including chemokines and cytokines.

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