Anatomy & Neurobiology ANA 812 Lab 13: Lymphatic System By: Ashley Stoker, Margaret Disselkamp, Pradeep Mettu, Colby Dorroh, Bilal Ahmed.

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Anatomy & Neurobiology ANA 812 Lab 13: Lymphatic System By: Ashley Stoker, Margaret Disselkamp, Pradeep Mettu, Colby Dorroh, Bilal Ahmed

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 82: Fundic Stomach – monkey (H & E) 100x Primary Nodule Epithelium

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 82: Fundic Stomach – monkey (H & E) 400x Lymphocytes Primary Nodule

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 97: Appendix – Human (H & E) 40x, 100x Secondary Nodule

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 54: Tonsil – Human (H & E) 400x Tonsillar Crypt Migrating Lymphocyte (Through epithelium)

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 114: Lymph nodes in Lung – Human (H & E) 100x, 400x Capsule Cortex Medulla Subcapsular sinus Cortical Sinus

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 114: Lymph nodes in Lung – Human (H & E) 400x High Endothelial Venule (HEV) Medullary Sinus

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 53: Lymph Nodes – Human (GMS Reticular Fiber Stain) 40x Stroma containing reticular fibers

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 52: Lymph Nodes – Human – Smoker’s Lung (H & E) 100x Macrophage Capsule

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide 59: Thymus – Human (H & E) 40x, 600x Lobule Hassall’s corpuscle (in medulla) Cortex Medulla

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide: 55 Spleen – Human (H & E) 40x, 400x Red pulp White pulp Pulp Cord Venous Sinus Capsule (no subcapsular space in spleen) Red Pulp

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide: 55 Spleen – Human (H & E) 100x Central Artery Periarterial Lymphoid Sheath (PALS)

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide: 57 Spleen – Monkey (Masson’s Trichrome) 100x Capsule (no subcapsular space in spleen) White pulp Trabeculae

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide: 56 Spleen – Human (GMS) 600x Slide: 58 Spleen – Monkey (Masson’s Trichrome) 600x Reticular fibers Pulp cords Venous Sinuses