If you want to learn cartilage histology, you might know about the histology of hyaline cartilage, elastic cartilage, and fibroealstic cartilage. I have published an article related to the histological features of hyaline cartilage previously. Today, I will describe elastic cartilage histology with slide images. Hello, welcome back again to anatomlearner, and thank you so much for getting … Read more
Cartilage is specialized for the supportive role in the animal’s body that contains chondrocytes, a supportive framework of collagen or elastic fibres and firm but pliable ground substances. You know, there are three different types of cartilage based on the structural basis of matrix – hyaline, elastic and fibroelastic cartilage. This post will describe the … Read more
In the last article, I described the compact bone histology with labeled diagram and real slide pictures. This short article will describe the spongy bone histology and labeled diagram and real slide pictures. Hey there, welcome back again to anatomy learner and thank you so much for getting into this article. If you continue to learn the bone … Read more
Bone is a special connective tissue that contains cells, fibres, ground substances and inorganic bone salts. In bone, you will find two types of substances – compact and spongy substances. In this short article, I am going to describe compact bone histology with a labelled diagram. Hello dear anatomy lover, do you want to learn the details histology … Read more
Esophagus is a long hollow muscular tube extending from pharynx to stomach in animal. In esophagus histology, you will find all the layers of typical tubular organs of animal’s body. Hi dear anatomy learner, are you tired to find out the best guide to learn esophagus histology with slide images and labeled diagram? Don’t worry, … Read more
Tongue is a muscular organ of animal and important for prehension, mastication and deglutination of food. In the tongue histology, you will find the skeletal muscle that covered by mucosa membrane. Again, the mucosa membrane consists of stratified squamous epithelial lining which may be keratinized or non-keratinized in different parts. I hope you are looking … Read more
