Histology Slides Database: September 2011

eyelid diagram histology slides database

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Eye lid comprises of skin, a muscular layer , hairs and many glands, The secretions of these glands lubricate the eyes and also Protect them as seen in the diagram the eyelids comprise of glands , eye lashes, muscle layer in a stroma !

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jejunum diagram at histology slides database

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jejunum diagram at histology slides database
The histology of jejunum is very much similar to the histology of duodenum and ileum but there are many major differences too. The difference is basically in the epithelium and the glands types. Jejunum is the second part of small intestine and it lies between duodenum and ileum .
The histology of jejunum is explained well in the diagram uploaded above. Click on the diagram above to enlarge it.

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Fallopian Tube Histology Text

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Fallopian Tube Histology Text read .

Fallopian Tube is connected to Uterus at the cornu , near the fundus of uterus.
Fallopian tube basically transports the SPERM from uterus to the part where OVUM is lying in the female genital tract i-e near the fimbriae of the fallopian tube or, ampulla. So the histology of fallopian tube assists in its physiology by providing muscular movements so that a sperm may be transported from uterus to near ovary .
Hence, a fallopian tube comprises of :
1. mucosa
2. Muscularis layer
3.Serosa.
The detail of this functional histology may be read in the photo above.(click on the photo to enlarge it)
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instestinal glands histology text histology slides database

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instestinal glands histology text histology slides database
The function of intestine is not only to absorb the digested food. It also secretes mucous and many other minerals(ions).
The mucous secretion and hormones secretion by intestine is done by glands in the intestine while the ions secretion is regulated by CHANNELS or TRANSPORTERS. These are special proteins that work as exchange gates for ionic transfer , transport , and exchange.

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ileum diagram at histology slides database

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Ileum is a part of small intestine that is associated with the absorption of digested food into blood. It has a heavy blood supply ! To aid for absorption, the epithelium of ileum is loaded with small structures call the villi . Knowledge of normal histology of ileum is important such that it helps in the diagnosis of many cancers and mal-absorption states that affect ileum . Many of these mal-absorption diseases result from faulty function of vili or from the loss of villi . The hand made histology diagram above gives a clear idea about understanding the normal histology of ileum.

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Gall bladder diagram at histology slides

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Normal Gall bladder is a sky blue coloured organ . It lies behind the liver ! This diagram shows the mucous folds visible in the gall bladder wall . There is simple columnar epithelium . This epithelium in the gall bladder is the tallest columnar epithelium in the human body . In the histology, Rockintansky Aschoff's sinuses are also visible.
Gall bladder is also covered with serosa and it is demonstrated in the diagram as a single cell layer of flattened cells. use the search box given above on this page to search for actual histology slide of gall bladder under microscope.

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