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==Cardiac Muscle Histology==
Use a low magnification to find a part of the tissue in which the cardiac muscle cells are cut longitudinally. At high magnification you should see striations and the large nuclei of the cardiac muscle cells. If you follow the course of individual cardiac muscle cells you will note fine, dark blue lines which seem to cross the fibres. These are the intercalated discs which connect the individual muscle cells and permit the conduction of electrical impulses between the cells


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* Primate - Alizarin blue
* Red Blood Cells (orange cells) Cardiac Muscle Cells (blue)
*  low magnification - find where cardiac muscle cells are cut longitudinally.  
* high magnification- see striations and the large nuclei of the cardiac muscle cells.
* '''intercalated discs''' which connect the individual muscle cells and permit the conduction of electrical impulses between the cells.
** individual cardiac muscle cells have fine, dark blue lines which seem to cross the fibres.  


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Cardiac Muscle Histology

  • Primate - Alizarin blue
  • Red Blood Cells (orange cells) Cardiac Muscle Cells (blue)
  • low magnification - find where cardiac muscle cells are cut longitudinally.
  • high magnification- see striations and the large nuclei of the cardiac muscle cells.
  • intercalated discs which connect the individual muscle cells and permit the conduction of electrical impulses between the cells.
    • individual cardiac muscle cells have fine, dark blue lines which seem to cross the fibres.


Links: Heart Histology | Cardiac AZB Labeled | Cardiac AZB | Cardiac label LS | Cardiac LS | Cardiac label TS | Cardiac TS | Purkinje fibres | Purkinje fibres detail | Histology


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