lab 3 connective tissue continued Flashcards
Elastic Tissue can be found:
ligaments of the vertebral column the suspensory ligament of the penis walls of arteries pulmonary alveolar septa vocal cords
Weigert’s stains elastic fibers ____
while orcein colors elastic fibers ___
purple or dark blue
red
Reticular tissue is characterized by an abundance of ____
reticular fibers
These fibers cannot be distinguished from other collagenous fibers in H&E preparations.
However, reticular fibers are PAS positive (PAS = Periodic Acid-Schiff, a staining method used to detect structures with a high proportion of glycogen or carbohydrate macromolecules).
Reticular fibers ____ (PAS = Periodic Acid-Schiff, a staining method used to detect structures with a high proportion of glycogen or carbohydrate macromolecules).
Reticular fibers are also ____ (i.e., contain cells that reduce silver solution to metallic silver, a staining method that is used to identify proteins, like collagen III, i.e. reticular fibers)
PAS positive
argyrophilic
reticular fibers can be identified using ___
PAS
silver
What organs are supported by a framework of reticular tissue?
kidney
spleen?
Adipose Tissue consists of collections of adipocytes in ___ CT.
loose
why do adipose tissue look empty?
Adipocytes accumulate large deposits of lipids that are dissolved and extracted during the preparation of the slide, leaving behind a large empty vacuole surrounded by a thin rim of cytoplasm.
Sometimes the flattened nucleus of the adipocyte may be seen
he CT of the umbilical cord is an example of ___
mucous tissue
the mucous tissue of the umbilical cord, has a ___ consistency and consists of an amorphous matrix containing ____ as well as a few elastic and reticular fibers.
jellly-like
collagenous fibers
jejunum
- Mucosa (containing loose areolar connective tissue)
- Submucosa
- Muscularis externa
loose areolar connective tissue- jejunum
Mucosa
- Luminal epithelium
- Lamina propria
jejunum
Mucosa
- Luminal epithelium
- Submucosa Composed of dense irregular connective tissue
- Muscularis externa
jejunum
Mucosa
- Luminal epithelium
- Lamina propria comprised of loose connective tissue
jejunum
Mucosa
- Luminal epithelium
- Lamina propria comprised of loose connective tissue
Loose areolar connective tissue: mesentery
- Elastic fibers
- Mast cell
- Collagen fibers
- Fibroblast nuclei
Feline lip
- Epidermis
- Dermis containing loose areolar connective tissue
- Mast cells (stained blue)
- Mucosa
- Submucosa formed of dense irregular connective tissue
- Muscularis externa
Planum Nasolabiale
- Dense irregular connective tissue of the dermis
- Papillary layer of dermis formed by loose connective tissue
Boar Epididymis
1. Dense irregular connective tissue capsule
lymph node
- Dense irregular connective tissue capsule
Tendon
- Collagen fibers
Dense REGULAR connective tissue
Dense REGULAR connective tissue
Tendon
- Fibroblast nucleus
- Arterial lumen
- Elastic fibers (stained dark blue/black)
- Arterial wall
Pulmonary alveolar septae
- Elastic fiber (stained black)
- Alveoli
Kidney
- Reticular fibers (stained black)
Mucous Tissue: Umbilical Cord
- Amorphous ground substance
- Collagenous fiber
- Fibroblast nucleus
- Adipocyte
2. Adipocyte nucleus
loose areolar connective tissue
mesentary
mast cell
papillary layer (superficial layer of the dermis)
areolar CT
cat Lip
Mast cell
what is on the inside
jejunum
lamina propria
areolar connective tissue
simple columnar cells on outside
jejunum
lamina propria
muscularis mucosae
submucosa
muscularis externa
boar epididymis
dense irregular connective tissue
on outside of lymph node
dense irregular connective tissue
alveolus
artery
elastic fibers
dark lines?
reticular fibers
what other organs are supported by a framework of reticular tissue?
lymph node,
liver
spleen
kidney
purple things at edge?
adipose tissue
nucleus