Shotgun Histology Pituitary
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you rock, washingtonD! i've recommended you to all my med school classmates! keep up the good work!
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"it looks like brain tissue because it is brain tissue" hahaha
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Hello WashingtonDeceit, thank you for the videos you made, they are really helpful with histology, but Im missing here one tiny particular thing - could you somehow show a picture of a Hering body in the neurohypophysis, especially if it would be under high magnification? I was trying to google some pictures but they are always quite small to clearly distinguish them from the rest of the tissue and by looking to the microscope I had sometimes a guess but I was never sure. Thank you.
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gud
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thank u very much ...... really helpful :D
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mkmarsha2783 1 year ago 2
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WashingtonDeceit 1 year ago 9
I understand the staining patterns of H&E, but in many of our slide sets, it is very difficult to tell the difference between acidophils and basophils based on color. Would it be safe to say that the cytoplasm of the acidophils stains less intensely than the cytoplasm of the basophils? This would make sense, logically (based on the properties of the proteins secreted by the cells), but I was curious if this is something that you have noticed while looking at the slides.
Thanks in advance.
cjones237 1 year ago
this is a very common and reasonable question
and some days it seems like everything is red
and some days, blue
but no matter what day, basophils are ALWASY less red than eosinophils
WashingtonDeceit 1 year ago
The veterinary students love this too! Thanks so much!
alegniadigger 3 years ago 5
you really made my day
jm
WashingtonDeceit 3 years ago