Electron microscopy in histology — Flashcards

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In lymph nodes, _____ follicles are dense and dormant

What cellular structure are mucus-secreting goblet cells (small intestine) and antibody-secreting plasma cells rich in? _____

Which type of leukocyte has a large, kidney shaped nucleus with a "frosted glass" cytoplasm? _____

The intermediate filament Vimentin is found in _____ tissue

The intermediate filament Neurofilament is found in _____

Which class of cells have a round, densely stained nucleus with a small amount of cytoplasm? _____

What form of chromatin appears lighter on EM? _____

dermis

What organelles are stained with Nissl substance?

#10

What type of cytoskeletal element is most associated with cell structure?

Electron microscopy in histology Flashcards for USMLE

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