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Lab 2 Connective tissue (I). Jun Zhou( 周俊) , Ph.D & M.D School of Medicine,Zhejiang University. 20121008. Connective tissue ( part 1). 1.Spread slide (No. 4) (Drawing) 2.Loose CT (No.1) (small intestine) 3.Dense CT ( No.14) (finger skin) 4.Adipose tissue (No.14/No.6)
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Lab 2 Connective tissue (I) Jun Zhou(周俊), Ph.D & M.D School of Medicine,Zhejiang University 20121008
Connective tissue (part 1) 1.Spread slide (No. 4) (Drawing) 2.Loose CT (No.1) (small intestine) 3.Dense CT ( No.14) (finger skin) 4.Adipose tissue (No.14/No.6) 5.Reticular tissue (No.6) (lymph node)
Classification • Connective tissue proper: Loose connective tissue Dense connective tissue Adipose tissue Reticular tissue • Specialized connective tissue: Cartilage Bone Blood
Characteristics • Fewer cells ,more matrix, more cell types • No polarization • Numerous blood vessles • From mesoderm-mesenchyme
Loose connective tissue macrophage fibroblast No.4 Spread slide H&E × 400 Collagenous fiber, Elastic fiber, Fibroblast, Macrophage
Loose connective tissue Elastic fiber macrophage Collagenous fiber
Loose connective tissue submucosa No.1 Small intestine: H&E × 40
Fibroblast • Collagenous fiber Submucosa of small intestine: H&E × 400
Small intestine: H&E × 400 Refractable elastic fiber
Dense connective tissue dermis No.14 Skin: DCT H&E × 40
E.F C.F fibroblast Skin: DCT H&E × 400
Adipose tissue Adipose tissue No.6 Lymph node: HE X40
Reticular tissue No.6 Lymph node: Reticular tissue HE X400
Fibroblast Macrophage
Collagenous fibers collagenous fibril
fibroblast Mast cell Plasma cell macrophage