Shotgun Histology Dense Regular Connective Tissue

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[Bibliothequesse]

in lab we had a slide like this that was labeled heart muscle. We noted branching muscle cells and intercalated disks, the white lines that break up the fibers. It must have been mislabeled?

[WashingtonDeceit]

even experienced pathologists often confuse muscle of all types, especially smooth muscle, with fibrous tissue, especially if striations are not easily seen, that's why we have a trichrome stain

[mxfreestyle08]

thanks! helped me study for my histology quiz

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This video is great. Very educational. Thank you very much!!

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[ashuvillana]

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[kookoobabe]

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[alicjafil]

why do i see sarcomeres? is it a transition between tendon and muscle on this microphoto?

[anatomist09]

Collagen can also have a banding pattern, similar to that seen in muscle, due to the stepped assembly of tropocollagen molecules.

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