What do the orange and green arrows show? | orange- ductal portion of eccrine sweat gland
Green- epidermal portion of eccrine gland |
What is this slide of? | The footpad- the pink part is the keratin layer and the blue dermis |
What does the orange and red arrows show? | Orange- lumen of apocrine gland
Red- lumen of apocrine duct |
What does the arrow show? | Keratinocytes containing keratohyaline granules |
What is shown here? | Melanocytes in the basal epidermis |
What is in the centre of the hair bulb? | hair papilla |
What is this structure in the skin? | Sebaceous holocrine gland-secrete sebum |
What do the annotations show? | In the upper lip
green-sinus
blue- sinus hair |
What are the yellow and green areas? | Yellow-perioplic corium
Green- coronary corium
Purple-soft keratin |
What does this show? | Yellow- intertubular horn
Green-dermal papillae
blue arrow- hard keratin |
What do the areas show? | The darker area- laminar dermis
Lighter area-primary epidermal lamina |
What do the dots show? | Tubular horn and the gaps between is the inter-tubular horn |
What does this show of the cortex? | The arrow shows the molecular layer
Orange- pyramidal neurone |
What are the areas? | Blue- grey matter
Purple- white matter |
What does this show? | Meninges and blood vessels |
What are the layers shown-left to right? | 1.Meninges and blood vessels
2.Molecular layer
3.Purkinje cell layer
4.Granule cell layer
5.White matter |
What is shown? | Axon and synaptic spines in the cerebellum |
What is shown? | The clumping together or neurones in the hypothalamus |
What is shown? | Oxytocinergic neurones in para ventricular nucleus- stained for oxytocin |
What do the green areas show? | The lens and the anterior lenticular epithelium |
What do the arrows at the bottom of the image show? | Pink-conjuctiva
Navy-Third eyelid
light blue-corneal epithelium |
What do the circles and orange/red arrows show? | red circle-iridial portion of the retina
Blue circle- choroid
Red arrow- sclera |
What is shown? | Green arrow- ciliary portion of the retina
Blue arrow- sensory retina |
What is shown? | Red arrow- ciliary body
Blue- ciliary process |
From top to bottom what are the layers? | 1-inner limiting membrane
2-optic nerve fibres
3-ganglion cell layer
4-inner plexiform layer
5-inner nuclear layer
6+7- outer plexiform and nuclear layers
8-Tapetum
9-choriod 10-sclera |
What are the large arrows and circles? | Blue circle- spiral ganglion
Orange circle- spiral limbus
Orange arrow- scala tympani
red arrow- scala vestibuli
green arrow- scala media
blue arrow- reissner's membrane |
What are the circles? | Green-tunnel of corti
blue-basilar membrane
orange inside green- nucleus of pillar cell
orange-support cell |
What are the arrows from top to down? | 1.cell body of inner hair cell
2-red and blue. stereocilia and cuticular plate
3.outer hair cell |
What do the circles show? | Blue-erythrocytes
Orange-pillar cells that overlap to form channel |
What is shown? | These are 2 lumen of bronchus- the left one being primary and right secondary both lined with pseudo stratified epithelium |
What are shown? | orange-lumen of parabronchus
others-lumen of atrium
light blue-smooth muscle |
What is shown? | Green- erythrocyte in capillary
Orange- lumen of air capillary |
What is shown? | Red in circle-erythrocytes due to processing
air space- lumen of faveolus
left arrow- erythrocyte in capillary
right arrow-ciliated columnar epithelium |
what is shown? | Smooth muscle and ciliated pseudo stratified respiratory epithelium, |
What is it? | Neck cells that secrete mucus and columnar absorptive epithelium |
What is shown left to right? | 1.Granular gastric glands that secrete acid and pepsinogen
2.Lamina propria
3.Muscularis Mucosa
4.Submucosa |
What is shown? | Submucosal gland of proventriculus- the peak is a papilla
Contains duct lumen, simple columnar epithelium and secretory cells that contain zymogen granules |
what is shown- left to right? | 1.Glandular epithelium
2.submucosa
3.surface epithelium
4.lamina propria
5.koilin |
What is shown left to right? | 1.Melanocytes
2.beta keratin
3.stratum germinivatum
4.meso layer
5.alpha keratin |