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Common details: blood vessels, nerve trunks, ganglions, adipose tissue, lymphocytes Outer lining of the organs: ADVENTITIA (connective tissue) or SEROSA (thin layer of connective tissue lined by simple squamous epithelium-mesothelium) ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 47. Hypophysis (pituitary gland)-rat and human (H&E) 1. Adenohypophysis - distal lobe, intermediate lobe (cysts- human; space- rat), tuberal lobe basophils acidophils chromophobes sinusoids 2. Neurohypophysis - neural lobe, pituitary stalk neuroglial cells (pituicytes) numerous axons sinusoids 47S. Hypophysis (Slidders) 91. Pineal gland (H&E) 1. Capsule- pia matter 2. Recess of the third ventricle (ependymocytes) 3. Pinealocytes 4. Glial cells 5. Glial areas 6. Sinusoids 48. Adrenal glands (H&E) 1. Connective tissue capsule 2. Cortex zona glomerulosa zona fasciculata zona reticularis sinusoids 3.Medulla large basophilic cells central medullary vein sinusoids 46. Thyroid gland (H/E) 1. Connective tissue capsule 2. Follicles colloid lining - simple cuboidal epithelium 93. Parathyroid gland (H&E) 1. Pseudoalveoli (without colloid) 1

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 99. Trachea (H/E) 1. Trachea mucosa: pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells lamina propria of the mucosa submucosa- hyaline cartilage and glands perichondrium chondrocytes in the lacunae- isogenous groups smooth muscle cells 2. Esophagus mucosa: stratified squamous keratinized epithelium muscularis mucosae submucosa muscularis: skeletal muscle 3. Adventitia 71. Lung (H&E) 1. Bronchi mucosa: pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells lamina propria of the mucosa smooth muscle - Reissesen s membrane submucosa- hyaline cartilage 2. Bronchiols mucosa: pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells lamina propria of the mucosa smooth muscle- Reissesen s membrane 3. Terminal bronchioles- longitudinal section terminal bronchioles (lining - simple cuboidal epithelium) respiratory bronchioles alveolar ducts alveolar sacs URINARY SYSTEM 8. Kidney (H/E) 1. CORTEX cortical labyrinth - renal corpuscles, proximal convoluted tubules, distal convoluted tubules medullary rays - collecting tubules Renal corpuscle Bowman s capsule glomerulus vascular pole (afferent arteriole & efferent arteriole) macula densa of the distal convoluted tubules urinary pole (proximal convoluted tubule) 2. MEDULLA thin segment of the loop of Henle (simple squamous epithelium) collecting tubule (simple cuboidal epithelium) 3. Calyx (transitional epithelium) 4. Vessels interlobular vessels in the cortex arcuate vessels on the border between cortex and medulla vasa recta in the medulla 2

73. Kidney injected with Indian Ink (vascular bed) 1. Glomeruli 2. Afferent and efferent arterioles 3. Peritubular capillaries 4. Interlobular vessels 5. Arcuate vessels 6. Vasa recta 74. Urinary bladder (H/E) 1. Mucosa transitional epithelium with umbrella cells lamina propria of the mucosa (connective tissue) 2. Muscularis (smooth muscle cells) 3. Serosa/adventitia DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 54b. Circumvallate papillae of the tongue (H/E) 1. Circumvallate papillae: stratified squamous nonkeratinized epithelium secondary papillae taste buds 2. Serous Ebner s gland: secretory portions excretory ducts 3. Mucous glands: secretory portions excretory ducts 55. Parotid gland (H/E) 1. Lobules 2. Serous acini 3. Intralobular ducts (intercalated and striated ducts) 4. Interlobular ducts 5. Main duct 56/57. Sublingual and submandibular glands (H/E) 1. Parotid gland 2. Submandibular gland: serous acini mucous tubules serous demilunes ducts 3. Sublingual gland: mucous tubules serous demilunes ducts 4. Lymph node 3

58. Esophagus (H/E) 1. Mucosa stratified squamus nonkeratinized epithelium lamina propia muscularis mucosa 2. Submucosa 3. Muscularis striated muscle Auerbach s plexus 4. Serosa 59. Body of the stomach (H/E) 1. Simple columnar epithelium of the mucosa gastric pits gastric areas 2. Lamina propria of the mucosa gastric glands mucous cells parietal cells chief cells 3. Muscularis mucosa 4. Submucosa 5. Muscularis 3 smooth muscle layers (oblique, circular, longitudinal) Auerbach s plexus 6. Serosa 63. Duodenum (H/E) 1. Mucosa: villi & crypts simple columnar epithelium (enterocytes ) goblet cells lymphocytes 2. Submucosa: mucus secreting Brunner s gland 3. Muscular membrane - 2 smooth muscle layers (circular, longitudinal) Auerbach s plexus- ganglion cells between two muscle layers 4. Adventitia/serosa 12. Jejunum (H/E) 1. Mucosa: villi & crypts simple columnar epithelium (enterocytes ) goblet cells lymphocytes 1. Submucosa 2. Muscularis 2 smooth muscle layers (circular, longitudinal) 3. Serosa 4. Nerve plexuses: Meissner s submucosa Auerbach s (myenteric) - between two muscle layers 4

62. Colon (H/E) 1. Mucosa - simple columnar epithelium, crypts, goblet cells, muscularis mucosa 2. Submucosa 3. Muscularis 2 smooth muscle layers circular (continuous) longitudinal (discontinuous) as 3 bands (taeniae coli) 4. Serosa 5. Nerve plexuses 64. Appendix (H/E) 1. Mucosa (simple columnar epithelium, crypts, goblet cells) 2. Lymphatic nodules, lymphoid epithelium 3. Muscularis 2 smooth muscle layers (circular, longitudinal) 4. Serosa 5. Nerve plexuses 65. Pig liver (H/E) 1. Connective tissue capsule 2. Lobules 3. Portal spaces interlobular vein interlobular artery interlobular bile duct 4. Hepatocytes 5. Sinusoids 6. Central vein 7. Sublobular vein 68a. Gall bladder (H/E) 1. Mucosa (folded) simple columnar epithelium lamina propria 2. Muscularis smooth muscle layers 3. Adventitia/serosa 69. Pancreas (H/E) 1. Exocrine components lobules serous acini intralobular ducts (intercalated ducts) interlobular ducts 2. Endocrine components islets of Langerhans 5

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 78. Ovary (H/E) 1. Simple cuboidal epithelium germinal epithelium 2. Tunica albuginea 3. Ovarian follicles primordial follicle primary follicle secondary (antral) follicle Graafian (mature) follicle oocyte zona pellucida corona radiata cumulus oophorus antrum granulosa cells theca interna & externa 4. Atretic follicles 5. Interstitial gland 78a. Corpus luteum (H/E) 1. Corpus luteum lutein cells (granulosa lutein cells) 2. Ovarian follicles 79. Oviduct (fallopian tube)(h/e) 1. Mucosa (very folded) simple columnar epithelium sections through the folds venous plexus 6. Muscularis 2 smooth muscle layers (circular, longitudinal) 2. Serosa 80. Uterus (H/E) 1. Mucosa (endometrium) simple columnar epithelium uterine glands (simple cuboidal epithelium) 2. Muscularis 2 smooth muscle layers (circular, longitudinal) 3. Serosa 6

84. Placenta (H/E) 1. Chorionic plate amniotic epithelium (simple cuboidal epithelium) extraembryonic mesodermal cells cytotrophoblast syncytiotrophoblast 2. Stem villi 3. Villi syncytiotrophoblast syncytial knots vasculosyncytial membranes 4. Intervillus space (maternal blood) 5. Anchoring villi 6. Placental septum 7. Basal plate (decidua) decidual cells syncytiotrophoblast 8. Fibrinoid 15. Umbilical cord (H/E) 1. Amniotic epithelium (simple cuboidal epithelium) 2. Stroma Wharton s jelly (mucous connective tissue) 3. Atypical muscular vessels 2 arteries and 1 vein 89. Mammary gland - active (H/E) 1. Secretory alveoli 2. Excretory ducts intralobular (simple cuboidal epithelium) interlobular (simple cuboidal or columnar epithelium ) lactiferous sinuses (bilayer columnar epithelium) 3. Stroma (connective tissue) 7

MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 75. Testis (H/E) 1. Tunica albuginea 2. Seminiferous tubules tunica (lamina) propria spermatogonia primary spermatocytes secondary spermatocytes / spermatids spermatozoa 3. Leydig cells 4. Mediastinum 5. Straight tubules 6. Rete testis 76. Epididymis (H/E) 1. Efferent ductules (pseudostratified epithelium that contains clumps of cuboidal cells with microvilli and columnar ciliated cells) 2. Epididymal duct (pseudostratified columnar epithelium with stereocilia) 77. Ductus deferens (H/E) 1. Mucosa (folded) lined with pseudostratified columnar epithelium 2. Muscularis- 2 layers of smooth muscle cells 3. Adventitia 4L. Prostate - main prostatic glands (H/E) 1. Stroma build of dense connective tissue and some smooth muscle cells 2. Secretory portion of the main glands - folded (simple columnar or pseudostratified epithelium) 3. Ducts of the main glands- smooth (simple cuboidal epithelium) 4. Corpora amylacea 96. Penis (H/E) 1. Skin dorsal artery 2. Tunica albuginea 3. Corpora cavernosa (cavernous spaces and trabeculae) deep artery fibrous septum 4. Urethra (stratified columnar/cuboidal epithelium) 5. Corpus spongiosum 8