KEY POINTS • Enterochromaffin (EC) cells release signaling molecules which can activate nearby sensory nerves.Whether this occurs via a conventional synapse for-mation is unknown. • EC cells rarely make contact with sensory nerves inthe upper gut but this frequency increases in the distal colon. • Neurite-like protrusiton on EC cells, named by some as “neuropods” are not a preferential site of contact with nerve fibres.

🆕 #Neuroepithelial landscape of #Enterochromaffin cells varies across #GI location‼️
✅EC cells rarely make contact with sensory nerves in upper gut but this frequency increases in distal colon👏
🎯 #Neuropods are not a preferential site of contact🔥
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