Connective Tissue (Lecture 6) Flashcards
What are the different kinds of connective tissue?
What is this side?
Skin (thick type)
Dermis contains a papillary layer - loose connective tissue
AND
Reticular layer - dense connective tissue
What is this slide?
Skin
What is this slide?
A part of distended subcutaneous loose connective tissue.
What is this slide?
Mast cells – metachromatic granules containing heparin and histamine.
What is this slide?
Mast cell
Semithin section
Toluidine blue
What is this slide?
Marcophage
What is this slide?
Plasma cells
What is this slide?
Eye - pigment cells in the uvea
What is this slide?
Pigment cells
Semithin section
Toluidine blue
Tunica chorioidea oculi
What is this slide?
Dense connective tissue
Irregular
AZAN staining
What is this slide?
Dense connective tissue irregular
Mammary gland quiescent (non-lactating)
What is this slide?
Dense connective tissue
Regular (tendon)
Longitudinal section
HE staining
What is this slide?
Dense connective tissue
Regular (tendon)
Longitudinal section
HE staining
What is this slide?
Cornea
Dense connective tissue
Regular
Collagenous lamellae
Contains Fibroblasts (keratocytes)
What is this slide?
Adipose tissue (white)
Unilocular adipocyte
What is this slide?
Mucous connective tissue
Dental pulp
What is this slide?
Reticular fibres (liver)
What is this slide?
Demonstration of elastic fibres with orcein (dermis)
Wat is this slide?
Elastic membranes
Aorta
Orcein staining
