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08/12/2023

Smooth muscle in digestive system and iris

07/23/2023

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07/09/2023

SEM of smooth muscle 🔬

07/05/2023

Meninge of spinal cord
Dm: dura mater
A: arachnoid
SS: subarachnoid space
PM: pia mater
Vm: white matter

Photos from e.histolab's post 07/04/2023

Different types of cartilage

06/28/2023

Intestinal villus

06/25/2023

The patterns of lamellae reflect the history of bone remodelling. Osteons (haversian system) with complete concentric lamellae are the most recently formed. Other lamellae, which terminate abruptly against a cement line, are the fragmentary remains of former osteons that have been partially removed and replaced during remodelling.

Number 1 indicates a recently formed osteon.
Number 2 indicates a somewhat older osteon, as demonstrated by the encroachment of osteon 1.
Number 3 indicates interstitial lamellae, representing the remnants of still older osteons.

Photos from e.histolab's post 06/24/2023

Haversian system

06/16/2023

Drumstick in womem neutrophil

06/10/2023

Mesenchymal stem cell

06/05/2023

Bile canaliculi in hepatocyte

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