HISTOLOGY OF THE INTESTINE. ´HISTOLOGY OF THE INTESTINE Mucus-secreting glands (blue pouch) in the intestinal epithelium. The intestinal epithelium is composed of two types of cells; enterocytes, and mucus-secreting cells. The mucus produced protects the intestinal muscosal lining (here the mucus grains are dark blue). Enterocytes (red and cyan) can be recognized by the brush border (green) which increases the surface area available for exchange. Enterocytes play an important role in the abso
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