Animal histology

FB 1120
BIO LAB 2

Prepared by Ms. Munyee

S1: What type of epithelial cells?
 Subepithelial connective tissue = lamina propia

S2 (a)

S2 (b)

S2 (c)

S2 (d)
S3 (a)
S3 (c)

S3 (b)

S3 (e)
S3 (d)
S3 (f)
S4 (a)

S4 (b)

S4 (c)

S4 (e)

S4 (d)

S4 (f)
 S5 (a)
S5 (c)

S5 (b)

S5 (e)
S5 (d)
S6 (a)

S6 (b)
 S7 (d)
IOW, describe “Pseudostratified ciliated columnar Function
epithelium”

S7 (a)

S7 (b)

S7 (c)
What type of epithelium?

S8 (b)

S8 (a)
 Hyaline cartilage (TRACHEA)

Pseudostratified ciliated
columnar epithelium

Dense irregular
connective tissue

??
Mucous
gland

Perichondrium

Cartilage
S9 (a)
S10 (a)
S10 (b)
S11 (a)

S11 (b)
S12 (a)
Simple cuboidal epithelium
(Kidney)
 S13 (a)

Simple cuboidal epithelium

(Kidney)
Glands: mixed serous/mucous acini

S14 (a)
Nervous tissue
Nervous tissue
 Bone tissue

Volkmann’s canal

S15 (a)
 S16 (b)

S16 (a)
 S17 (b)
S17 (a)
E.T.
Visceral striated muscle

Morphologically identical to skeletal muscle

BUT is restricted to soft tissues
E.g. tongue, pharynx, diaphragm and upper part of the esophagus
Intestine: WHERE IS THE SMOOTH MUSCLE
LOCALIZE?
S18 (a)
BLOOD SMEAR

S18 (b)
Neutrophil: 3-5 lobes, connected by thin strands of chromatin
OLD neutrophils >> up to 7 lobes (No. of lobes increases with cell age)

Eosinophil: ONLY 2 lobes

Basophil: 2-3 lobes, lobes are no well-defined
Granular leukocytes: nuclei form lobes
Agranular leukocytes
 Where to
look for cells
in a blood
smear?
The density of cells varies across the smear.
Cells will be "heaped and piled" close to the point were the drop of blood was placed on the
slide. White blood cells appear shrunken, and some types are difficult to distinguish from each
other.
There are fewer cells close to the tip of the smear. In this region, white blood cells are
sometimes damaged and erythrocytes may be deformed.
The best area to look at is between these two regions. Where it is located exactly and how wide
it is will depend on the smear, but the middle of the smear is a good starting point.
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