Question 1 Endocrine cells: contain few vesicles. are a type of nerve cell. release their secretions directly into body fluids such as blood. are modified connective tissue cells. 2 pts
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___ cells with their cell bodies in the ___ release hormones directly into the capillaries of the ___. A Non-neural endocrine; hypothalamus; posterior pituitary B Neurosecretory; anterior pituitary; anterior pituitary C Non-neural endocrine; anterior pituitary; posterior pituitary D Neurosecretory; hypothalamus; posterior pituitary
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