Testis: 1). Epididymis 2). Ductus epididtymis 3). Testis, this whole area 4). Seminiferous tubules 5). Tunica albuginea, this goes on to surround the testis. The germinal epithelium is the wall of each individual seminiferous tubule.
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Testis: 1). Spermatogenic cells 2). Spermatozoa or sperm cells, these will have the flagella (long tails), if you look they are visible in this slide.
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Ovary: 1). Oocyte, w/nucleas 2). Zona pellucida 3). Follicular cavity or antrum, filled w/fluid 4).Granulosa cells/Corona radiata 5). Graafian follicle
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Kidney, injected: 1). Glomeruli
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Ureter: 1).Transitional epithelium 2). Lamina propia 3). Muscularis
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1. Renal pyramid 2.Minor calyx 3.Renal pelvis
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1. Testicular areteries 2.Ureter 3.Vas deferens 4. Seminal vesicle 5. Epididymis 6. Testis 7.Gubernaculum 8. Umbilical artery 9.Bladder
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1.Uretha 2.Urinary bladder 3.Vagina 4. Uterus 5. Ovary 6.Ureter 7. Fallopian tube 8.Broad ligament 9.Urogenital sinus 10. Genital papilla
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Lobes of the liver (correct this time)
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If your having troubles viewing all of the photos hit the refresh tab and they will all be there.

another hard to find item
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Looks kind of messy in there.
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The spleen is not on our list, but is good for orientation.
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And who could forget the pancrease
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The blue blob is the kidney, for next section.
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You need to know the anatomy of where these are as they were hard to get good shots of.
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The mesentery is pink
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Papilla is the red dot inside the circle
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Papilla is the red dot inside the circle
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Stomach
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Inside of the stomach
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Lymphatic histology

These are some of the slides we have been looking at in the lab. I am missing the Trachea, but believe the rest are all here. This site has alot of photos on it so it does not always show all of them, hit your refresh button as soon as you open it up and they will all be available. Another cool thing is you can left click 1 time on any slide and it will show up full screen, hit the back button when done to return to the page. Have a good weekend, Tom
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This is a great view of all the different lobes of the fetal pig lungs.
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Fetal pig w/ cricoid and thyroid cartilages, the trachea is also visible here with the C-rings
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Here is a colored drawing of the pig lung, sorry about the quality, I was never to handy with a coloring book.
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Aveoli
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This is another good example of the red blood cells inside of the capiliaries.
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Hereare a few aveolar sacs inside of a duct.
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The red blood cells are here, you can notice them easy by their color and they are anucleus as well. The blood vessels are another esay find if you look for a structure with the different layers we learned about.
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Spleen showing the venous sinuses, the central artery which can be identified by the lumen in the center, and of course we cannot forget our friends the lymphocytes.
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Here is a slide of the spleen w/splenic nodule, germinal center. The red pulp is surrounding the splenic nodules, and the white pulp is in the nodule collectively. Nodules=white pulp.
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Lymph node, showing lymphatic nodule and medulla which is the central portion of the lymph node. The cortex is the outer area containing the nodules.
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Lymph node, w/capsule and cortex
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Lymphatic vessel
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Here is a slide with alot of things visible, the pulmonary artery, pulmonary trunk, ductus arteriosus, aortic arch, subclavian artery, left coronary artery,
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Fetal pig, left subclavian

Left subclavian artery. Brachiocephalic artery. Also there is a good view of the Anterior(superior) vena cava
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Fetal pig, jugular external

External jugular vein with the internal jugular just to the left. The internal goes directly into the brain through the jugular foramen in the base of the skull by the foramen magnum as we learned in 242.
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Fetal pig, common corotid, thyroid

Common left carotid artery. If you jump over the thyroid gland you will have the right one as well.
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fetal pig, posterior vena cava

Posterior (inferior) vena cava.
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Fetal pig, hemiazygos, asending aorta

The white artery is the aorta and the blue vein crossing it is the hemiazygos (azygou)
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fetal pig, aortic arch

Aortic arch.
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Fetal pig, ductus arteriosus

Ductus arteriosus
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Fetal pig, brachiocephalic artery

Brachiocephalic artery
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Fetal pig, left subclavian artery

Left subclavian artery.
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Fetal pig, pulmonary artery

Pulmonary artery
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Fetal pig, left coronary artery

Left coronary artery.
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Fetal pig, thyroid gland

Thyroid gland is located below the larynx and undeneath the thymus glands
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Fetal pig, thymus gland

Thymus gland, this is located on both sides and below the larynx
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Blood vessels histology

1.)arterial blood 2.)tunica media 3.) lumen of the artery 4.)tunic externa 5.)tunic intima 6.)venous blood 7.)wall of a vein 8.)lumen of a vein 9.)adipose tissue. We took a look at these in the lab on thursday.
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Neutrophil

Neutrophil, this is the most common of the white blood cells 50-70%
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Monocyte

Monocyte, these account for 2-8% of all white blood cells
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