anterior pituitary cells

What Are Acidophils and Basophils?

Anterior pituitary cells can be classified into acidophils and basophils based on their staining properties:
- Acidophils: Stain with acidic dyes and include somatotrophs and lactotrophs.
- Basophils: Stain with basic dyes and include corticotrophs, thyrotrophs, and gonadotrophs.

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