1. Pseudo stratified columnar

2. Simple cuboidal

3. Simple Cuboidal

4. Loose connective tissue

5. Simple Columnar

6. Stratified Squamos Epithelial Purple stain- keratinized Pink Stain- nonkeratinized epithelial

7. Stratified Squamos Notice no nuclei. The blue line shows the skin Yellow is the epidermis Green is the dermis

8. Blood Blood smear-nuclei stained purple

9. Tendon

10. Compare cartilage to adipose

11. Simple columnar

12. Simple squamos Cheek cells

13. Comparison of muscle types

14. Basic epithelial types

15. Cardiac Muscle

16. Smooth Muscle

17. Skeletal Muscle Compare to tendon

18. Skeletal muscle Compare to smooth muscle Tendon

19. Nervous Tissue

20. Pseudostratified columnar The green arrow is pointing towards the microvilli. Microvilli are projections of the epithelial tissue that extend the surface area usually in the intestines The yellow arrow is pointing towards the cilia.

21. Stratified Squamos

22. Pseudostratified Columnar All cells rest on basement membrane, but not all reach apical surface -function: secretion, absorption, conduit -e.g., trachea, epididymis

23. Bone Ground Bone -close Ground Bone-EM

24. Adipose

25. 3 layers of skin Epidermis stratified squamous keratinizing epithelium Dermis papillary layer of loose connective tissue underlain by dense irregularly arranged CT Hypodermis aka subcutaneous tissue, loose CT, contains adipose tissue

26. Skin with Hair