Sinus hair follicle from a dog.
Sinus or tactile hair follicle is specialized for tactile sense. Each is a single follicle which is much larger than
ViewSinus or tactile hair follicle is specialized for tactile sense. Each is a single follicle which is much larger than
ViewThe digital pad of the dog contains thick stratified squamous keratinized epithelium. The cellular layers of the epidermis and the
ViewThis section shows the stratum spinosum, the stratum granulosum and the stratum lucidum of the thick skin in the foot
ViewThis micrograph spans most of the layers of the thick skin. In one corner is the stratum basalis while in
ViewSeveral hair follicles cluster together in the dermis to form compound hair follicle. Usually there is a primary hair follicle
ViewThe aprocrine sweat glands have a secretory portion and a ductal portion. The epithelium of the secretory portion contains cuboidal
ViewThe sebacous glands secrete an oily substance, sebum, which acts as an antibacterial agent and, in hairly mammals, as a
ViewOrgan: Lymph node. Comments: Malignant melanoma cells from the skin of a horse have metastasized to a lymph node.
ViewOrgan: Skin, Species: Horse. Comments: Melanoma in skin of a horse. Numerous malignant melanocytes have infiltrated all layers of the
ViewOrgan: Skin, Species: Horse, Comments: The secretory cells in the sebaceous glands have pale, vacuolated cytoplasm. The smaller, flatter cells
ViewOrgan: Skin, Species: Horse. Comments: Epidermis of horse. Stratified squamous keratinized epithelium. Keratinocytes with melanin pigment
ViewOrgan: Skin, Species: Horse. Comments: Skin of horse with simple hair follicles, sebaceous glands and parts of seat glands.
ViewOrgan: Skin, Species: Horse. Comments: Skin of horse with stratified squamous keratinized epithelium and hair follicles.
ViewOrgan: Skin, Species: Horse. Comments: Skin of horse showing surface epithelium, hair follicles and sebaceous glands. Simple hair follicles occur
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