Another Sectioning Artifact
Another tangential section of the respiratory epithelium gives the impression that this protion of the epithelium contains many layers of
ViewAnother tangential section of the respiratory epithelium gives the impression that this protion of the epithelium contains many layers of
ViewA tangential section of the respiratory epithelium gives the impression that this protion of the epithelium contains many layers of
ViewAll along the respiratory tract you will find various aggregated of lymphoid tissues. These form the B. A. L. T.,
ViewThe visceral pleura is made up of a simple squmous/cuboidal epithelium (the mesothelium) and some connective tissues beneath it. Small
ViewThis is a micrograph of an inrapulmonary bronchus (cartilage islands, muscularis mucosae, submucosal glands). There are several bronchial blood vessels
ViewIn the bovine lungs, the pulmonary artery, pulmonary vein and the conducting airway run together and share the same connective
ViewIn the calf, the pulmonary artery and vein are found at opposite sides of the conducting air passage, in this
ViewSmall pulmonary vein with thin wall (low pressure) and thin layer of connective tissue in adventitia. It is surrounded by
ViewThe picture can be divided into three parts. On the right is a portion of a bronchiole with its associated
ViewThe epithelium in this portion of the bronchiole contains many Clara cells. They are cuboidal cells with round nuclei and
ViewIf you look at the epithelium carefully, you will see that there are three main types of cells present. The
ViewLow power picture of the wall of a bronchiole. The smooth muscles making up the muscularis mucosae are clearly seen.
ViewThis is a lower power picture of a bronchiole. Notice the lack of cartilage pieces in the adventitia. If they
ViewThis is a pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells. The tufts of cilia can be seen along with the
ViewThe presence of muscularis mucosae, submucosal glands, and cartilage pieces together leads to the deduction that this is a picture
ViewAt this magnification, it is difficult to make out the cilia at the tip of the ciliated cells in this
ViewThis is a slightly lager picture of the intrapulmonary bronchus. Notice the mucous film in the lumen. This is part
ViewThis picture shows an intrapulmonary bronchus and the pulmonary artery that runs with it. The epithelium of the mucosa is
ViewThis is from the trachea of a cat at medium power. The globules of mucus in the goblet cells stain
ViewThis is from the trachea of a cat at low power. The mucus in the goblet cells stain light blue.
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