W1 - W2 Lymphatic organs lab-manual Flashcards
What is this slide about?
Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human
Name of this cell. 2 Functions?
Eosinophill in medulla
Functions:
- may participate directly in the selection of T cells
- ability of eosinophils to present antigen to T cells
Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human
Identify
43c. Thymus (lymphatic) - newborn human - pancytoleratin immunocytochemistry - HE
Identify
cytokeratin negative zones
43c. Thymus (lymphatic) - newborn human - pancytoleratin immunocytochemistry - HE
43a. Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human
CORTEX - epithelial cells surround a capillary
43a. Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human
Name of this area and structures
MEDULLA - macrophages
43a. Thymus (lymphatics) - HE - human
Name of this area and structures
MEDULLA - Hassel’s body
49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify
1) cortex.
2) medulla.
3) Hassalls corpuscles.
4) CT septum.
5) T-lymphocytes (mature).
5*) T-lymphocyte (immature).
49)Thymus (H-E) - medulla
5) T-lymphocytes (mature).
6) reticular cells.
49)Thymus (H-E) - CORTEX
5) T-lymphocytes (mature).
6) reticular cells.
49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify
7) Lobules
Hassles corpuscles (3) made of ____
degenerated epitheloid reticular cells)
49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify
5)T-lymphocytes (mature).
M)Macrophage.
49)Thymus (H-E)
Identify E
E)Epithelial cell part of Hassalls corpuscles (nuclei type 6).