×
Languages
English
Español
Français

Laboratory Exercise No. 1

Created by Gordon Todd on Jan 9, 2012 4:20:58 PM, Last modified by Jeremy Boldt on Nov 2, 2017 7:17:17 AM
 

Clinical information

Undefined

Media

    Information Annotations Attributes
UNMC027a
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Skin; Skin
Gender: Neither male or female
6 other attribute(s) 1 undefined attribute(s)
UNMC027b
THICK SKIN
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Skin; Skin
Gender: Neither male or female
6 other attribute(s) 1 undefined attribute(s)
UNMC046
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Dry Bone
Stain: Dry
4 other attribute(s) 3 undefined attribute(s)
Iowa135
Magnification: 40
9 undefined attribute(s)
UNMC061b
LYMPH NODE - RETICULUM
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Lymph Node
Stain: Silver
4 other attribute(s) 3 undefined attribute(s)
UNMC191a
PITUITARY GLAND
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Pituitary Gland
Gender: Neither male or female
6 other attribute(s) 1 undefined attribute(s)
UNMC013
JEJUNUM
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Small intestine
Gender: Neither male or female
6 other attribute(s) 1 undefined attribute(s)
trachea_hyaline cartilage2
Magnification: 40
9 undefined attribute(s)
UNMC136a
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Lung
Stain: A hematoxylin-metal complex acts a as a basic dye, staining nucleic acids in the nucleus and the cytoplasm blue, brown, or black. Eosin is an acid aniline dye which stains the more basic proteins within cells (cytoplasm) and in extracellular spaces (collagen) pink to red. Cartilage and mucus may stain light blue. Hematoxylin, a basic dye, binds to acidic components of a tissue, which are thus said to be "basophilic." The color of the stained structures depends on the mordant used to make the hematoxylin dye bind to the molecules of the tissue. Potassium alum, the most common mordant, gives the dye a blue to purple color. Eosin, an acidic dye, binds to basic components of a tissue, which are thus said to be "acidophilic." The structures stained by eosin are typically colored pink to red.
4 other attribute(s) 3 undefined attribute(s)
10 
UNMC003a
Magnification: 40
Tissue: Liver
Gender: Neither male or female
6 other attribute(s) 1 undefined attribute(s)
    Information Annotations Attributes

Gross observations

Undefined

Microscopic observations

Undefined

Diagnosis information

Undefined

References

Undefined

Attributes

Magnification: Undefined
None
  Label Description Owner Size Type Actions
None
Some medias data are out-of-date, to get the up-to-date values, please Refresh or Dismiss
Scroll To Top