Histology

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Introduction

Ductus Epididymidis H&E stain

Listed below are links to histology images and pages relating to different tissues and organs, the histology category will also display all the related content pages and media.

histology - Links to all things histology.
stains - List of stains and specific examples of the histology appearance. Histology sections, where the stain has been identified, link to this page and the specific stain description. For example: (Stain - Haematoxylin Eosin)
Histology Glossary - Specialised glossary for histology terms and micro-anatomy.
Category:Histology - Category listing pages and images associated with histology.
ANAT2241 Histology - Support pages for undergraduate course.
ANAT2511 Histology - Support pages for undergraduate course.
UNSW Histology online virtual slide links (requires Moodle log-in).

Historic Histology Textbooks: 1941 Histology] | 1944 Oral Histology

Histology Glossary: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | ANAT2241 Support | Histology | Histology Stains | Embryology Glossary

Medicine

Foundations

SH Cycle A

BGD Cycle A

BGDA Practical Histology of the female reproductive tract
BGDA Practical Histology of the male reproductive tract

HM Cycle A

HMA Practical Histology of blood vessels (practical 3)
HMA Practical Cardiac Histology (practical 8)

AE Cycle B

AEB Practical Histology of nervous system (practical 10) Audio

Science

ANAT2511 - Fundamentals of Anatomy This course is designed as a stand‐alone subject for students who will benefit from knowledge of basic anatomy.
ANAT2241 Histology - Basic and Systematic The aim of this course is to provide students with a thorough understanding of the microscopic appearance and function of normal structures in the human body.

Genital

Ovary Histology | Testis Histology | Spermatozoa Histology

Ovary Histology

Tunica Albuginea x20
Tunica albuginea, Germinal epithelium x40
Primary follicle, primordial follicle, oocyte, x40
Secondary follicle, cumulus oophorus, zona pelucida, granulosa cells, oocyte x20
Corpus luteum, theca lutein cells, granulosa lutein cells, Loupe]
Corpus luteum, theca lutein cells, granulosa lutein cells, x10
Corpus luteum, theca lutein cells, granulosa lutein cells, x40
Corpus albicans, primary follicle, primordial follicle, granulosa cells, oocyte x20

Ovary histology: Tunica Albuginea x20 | Tunica albuginea, Germinal epithelium x40 | Primary follicle, primordial follicle, oocyte, x40 | Secondary follicle, cumulus oophorus, zona pelucida, granulosa cells, oocyte x20 | Corpus luteum, theca lutein cells, granulosa lutein cells, Loupe | Corpus luteum, theca lutein cells, granulosa lutein cells, x10 | Corpus luteum, theca lutein cells, granulosa lutein cells, x40 | Corpus albicans, primary follicle, primordial follicle, granulosa cells, oocyte x20 | Menstrual Cycle | Ovary Development

Menstrual Histology

Uterine Endometrium

menstrual
mid-proliferative
late proliferative
secretory
late secretory

Vaginal Smear

early proliferative
mid-proliferative
late proliferative
secretory
late secretory

Menstrual Cycle - Histology (images are listed in sequence and uterine endometrium from dilatation and curettage)

Uterine Endometrium: menstrual | mid-proliferative | late proliferative | secretory | late secretory

Vaginal Smear: early proliferative | mid-proliferative | late proliferative | secretory | late secretory

Links: Menstrual Cycle - Histology | Menstrual Cycle | Papanicolaou stain

Testis Histology

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Testis Histology Links: Testis Development | Spermatozoa Development | Histology

Human (adult): overview x2 | convoluted seminiferous tubules labeled | x10 | x20 | x40 | x40 | epididymis ductulus efferens | ductus epididymidis | epithelium | overview x4 | x10 | x20 | x40 | ductus deferens labeled overview | epithelium | overview x2 | x10 | x40

Human spermatozoa: x20 | x40 | x100

Rabbit: convoluted seminiferous tubules x20 | x100

Mouse: postnatal epididymis | 14 days postnatal | 33 days postnatal | 45 days postnatal | 2 months postnatal

Spermatozoa Development (expand to see terms)

Spermatozoa Development

Note there are additional glossaries associated with genital, spermatozoa, oocyte and renal.

Spermatozoon

acroplaxome - structure forms the acrosome plate with intermediate filament bundles of the marginal ring at the leading edge of the acrosome. The sub-acrosomal layer located in the developing spermatozoa head perinuclear region, located between the inner acrosomal membrane and the nuclear envelope. The other part of the perinuclear region is the post-acrosomal sheath (PAS) at the post-acrosomal region.

acrosome - Cap-shaped cellular structure formed from the golgi apparatus and contains enzymes to dissolve the oocyte (egg) zona pellucida for fertilisation.

acrosome compaction - Acrosome reshaping process in final stages of spermatogenesis (spermatid to spermatozoa).

acrosome reaction - Chemical change within the spermatozoa following binding to the zona pellucida, only acrosome reacted spermatozoa have an ability to fuse with oocytes.

annulus - Cytoskeletal (septin) structure located between the midpiece and principal piece regions of the tail, thought to form a diffusion barrier between these two domains. PMID 20042538

asthenozoospermia - (asthenospermia) Term for reduced sperm motility and can be the cause of male infertility.

axoneme - (axonema) The basic structure in cilia and eukaryotic flagella and in the spermatozoa tail, consisting of parallel microtubules in a characteristic "9 + 2" pattern. This pattern describes 9 outer microtubule doublets (pairs) surrounding 2 central singlet microtubules, in humans 50 μm long. The motor protein dynenin move the outer microtubules with respect to the central pair, bending the cilia and generating motility. Note that prokaryotic bacteria have a similar process (flagellum) that uses an entirely different mechanism for motility.

blood-testis barrier - (BTB) Formed by tight junctions, basal ectoplasmic specializations, desmosome-like junctions and gap junctions between adjacent sertoli cells near the basement membrane of the seminiferous epithelium. image - BTB | image - tight junction

capacitation - term describing the process by which spermaozoa become capable of fertilizing an oocyte, requires membrane changes, removal of surface glycoproteins and increased motility.

caput - proximal head of the epididymis, epithelium with stereocilia, involved in absorbing fluid to concentrate spermatozoa. Underlying smooth muscle aids movement. Epididymis three main parts : caput (head), corpus (body), cauda (tail).

CatSper - cationic (Ca²⁺) channel of spermatozoa, progesterone activated involved in hyperactivation, acrosome reaction, and possibly chemotaxis.

cauda - distal tail of the epididymis, region with a thin epithelium and the greatest quantity of smooth muscle. Epididymis three main parts : caput (head), corpus (body), cauda (tail).

centriole - a microtubule organising centre. First required for axoneme formation (distal centriole) that is lost and a second for pronuclei formation (proximal) following fertilisation. Rodents loose both and only have maternal centrioles.

connecting piece - linkage between the spermatozoa head and the midpiece of the tail. PMID 22767409

corpus - elongated body of the epididymis, This has an intermediate thickness of epithelium and thicker smooth muscle layer than caput. Epididymis three main parts : caput (head), corpus (body), cauda (tail).

cytoplasmic bridges - Transient cytoplasm connections between spermatids arising from one spermatogonium due to incomplete cytokinesis.

diploid - (Greek, di = double + ploion = vessel) Having two sets of chromosomes, the normal state for all cells other than the gametes.

end piece - Last portion of the spermatozoa tail region.

epididymis - testis tubular structure connecting the efferent ducts to the ductus deferent and functions for the storage and maturation of spermatozoa. Epididymis three main parts : caput (head), corpus (body), cauda (tail). PMID27307387

fibrous sheath - cytoskeletal structure surrounding the axoneme and outer dense fibers, defining the extent of the principal piece region.

haploid - (Greek, haploos = single) Having a single set of chromosomes as in mature germ/sex cells (oocyte, spermatozoa) following reductive cell division by meiosis. Normally cells are diploid, containing 2 sets of chromosomes.

interstitial cell - (Leydig cell) Male gonad (testis) cell which secrete the androgen testosterone, beginning in the fetus.

interstitium - testis developmental region (space between testis cords) that generates Leydig cells and other less well characterized cell types.

Johnsen score - a clinical score (1-10) for assessing spermatogenesis in a human testicular biopsy. Named after the author of the original article. PMID 5527187

Leydig cell - (interstitial cell) Male gonad (testis) cell that secrete the androgen testosterone, beginning in the fetus. Fetal Leydig cells develop from coelomic epithelium and undifferentiated perivascular cells in the gonad–mesonephros border region. Adult Leydig cells appear after birth from stem/progenitor cells among peritubular and peri-vascular cells. Leydig cells were first histologically identified in 1850 by Franz von Leydig (1821 - 1908) a German scientist.

meiosis - The cell division that occurs only in production of germ cells where there is a reduction in the number of chromosomes (diploid to haploid) which is the basis of sexual reproduction. All other non-germ cells in the body divide by mitosis.

midpiece - (middle piece) spermatozoa tail initial segment of axoneme surrounded outer dense fibres then by mitochondria. Next in the tail is the principal piece then finally the end piece.

mitosis - The normal division of all cells, except germ cells, where chromosome number is maintained (diploid). In germ cell division (oocyte, spermatozoa) meiosis is a modified form of this division resulting in reduction in genetic content (haploid). Mitosis, division of the nucleus, is followed by cytokinesis the division of the cell cytoplasm and the cytoplasmic contents. cytokinesis overlaps with telophase.

outer dense fibres - (ODF, outer dense fibers) cytoskeletal structures that surround the axoneme in the middle piece and principal piece of the spermatozoa tail.

primary spermatocyte - arranged in the seminiferous tubule wall deep (luminal) to the spermatogonia. These large cells enter the prophase of the first meiotic division. (More? meiosis)

principal piece - Spermatozoa tail segment containing the plasma membrane calcium channels (CatSper1 and CatSper2) required for hyperactivation of motility. Region is partially separated from the midpiece by a barrier called the annulus.

sertoli cells - (sustentacular cell) These cells are the spermatozoa supporting cells, nutritional and mechanical, as well as forming a blood-testis barrier. The cell cytoplasm spans all layers of the seminiferous tubule. The cells are named after Enrico Sertoli (1842 - 1910), and italian physiologist and histologist.

sperm annulus - (Jensen's ring; Latin, annulus = ring) A region of the mammalian sperm flagellum connecting the midpiece and the principal piece. The annulus is a septin-based structure formed from SEPT1, 4, 6, 7 and 12. Septins are polymerizing GTPases that can act as a scaffold forming hetero-oligomeric filaments required for cytokinesis and other cell cycle roles.

spermatogenesis - (Greek, genesis = origin, creation, generation) The term used to describe the process of diploid spermatagonia division and differentiation to form haploid spermatazoa within the testis (male gonad). The process includes the following cellular changes: meiosis, reoorganization of DNA, reduction in DNA content, reorganization of cellular organelles, morphological changes (cell shape). The final process of change in cell shape is also called spermiogenesis.

spermatogenesis - (Greek, genesis = origin, creation, generation) The maturation process of the already haploid spermatazoa into the mature sperm shape and organization. This process involves reorganization of cellular organelles (endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, mitochondria), cytoskeletal changes (microtubule organization) and morphological changes (cell shape, acrosome and tail formation).

spermatogonia - The cells located in the seminiferous tubule adjacent to the basal membrane that either divide and separate to renew the stem cell population, or they divide and stay together as a pair (Apr spermatogonia) connected by an intercellular cytoplasmic bridge to differentiate and eventually form spermatazoa.

spermatozoa head - Following spermiogenesis, the first region of the spermatozoa containing the haploid nucleus and acrosome. In humans, it is a flattened structure (5 µm long by 3 µm wide) with the posterior part of nuclear membrane forming the basal plate region. The human spermatozoa is about 60 µm long, actively motile and divided into 3 main regions (head, neck and spermatozoa tail).

spermatozoa neck - Following spermiogenesis, the second region of the spermatozoa attached to basal plate, transverse oriented centriole, contains nine segmented columns of fibrous material, continue as outer dense fibres in tail. In humans, it forms a short structure (1 µm). The human spermatozoa is about 60 µm long, actively motile and divided into 3 main regions (head, neck and tail).

spermatozoa tail - Following spermiogenesis, the third region of the spermatozoa that has a head, neck and tail). The tail is also divided into 3 structural regions a middle piece, a principal piece and an end piece. In humans: the middle piece (5 µm long) is formed by axonema and dense fibres surrounded by mitochondria; the principal piece (45 µm long) fibrous sheath interconnected by regularly spaced circumferential hoops; the final end piece (5 µm long) has an axonema surrounded by small amount of cytoplasm and plasma membrane.

spermatogonial stem cells - (SSCs) The spermatagonia cells located beside the seminiferous tubule basal membrane that either divide and separate to renew the stem cell population, or they divide and stay together as a pair (|Apr spermatogonia) connected by an intercellular cytoplasmic bridge to differentiate and eventually form spermatazoa.

spermatozoon - singular form of of spermatozoa.

sperm protein 56 - A component of the spermatozoa acrosomal matrix released to the sperm surface during capacitation.

teratospermia - Clinical term for a spermatozoa with abnormal morphology (small, large, defects in the head, tail, and/or mid-piece) present in the semen or ejaculate.

testis cords - developmental structure that give rise to the adult seminiferous tubules, the other developmental region is the interstitium.

vasectomy - Clinical term for ligation of the scrotal portion of the ductus deferens.

Other Terms Lists
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Historic Embryology - Genital
General: 1901 Urinogenital Tract \| 1902 The Uro-Genital System \| 1904 Ovary and Testis \| 1912 Urinogenital Organ Development \| 1914 External Genitalia \| 1921 Urogenital Development \| 1921 External Genital \| 1942 Sex Cords \| 1953 Germ Cells \| Historic Embryology Papers \| Historic Disclaimer
Female: 1904 Ovary and Testis \| 1904 Hymen \| 1912 Urinogenital Organ Development \| 1914 External Genitalia \| 1914 Female \| 1921 External Genital \| 1927 Female Foetus 15 cm \| 1927 Vagina \| 1932 Postnatal Ovary
Male: 1887-88 Testis \| 1904 Ovary and Testis \| 1904 Leydig Cells \| 1906 Testis vascular \| 1909 Prostate \| 1912 Prostate \| 1914 External Genitalia \| 1915 Cowper’s and Bartholin’s Glands \| 1920 Wolffian tubules \| 1935 Prepuce \| 1935 Wolffian Duct \| 1942 Sex Cords \| 1943 Testes Descent \| Historic Embryology Papers \| Historic Disclaimer

Vaginal Smear Histology

Links: Menstrual Cycle - Histology | Histology - Gram Stain | Bacterial Vaginosis | CDC (USA) Fact Sheet - Bacterial Vaginosis

Endocrine

Pituitary Histology

Anterior H&E
Anterior H&E
Anterior labeled
PAS/O Overview
Acidophils
Basophils
Posterior labeled
Posterior unlabeled

Adrenal Histology

Cortex and Medulla
Unlabelled Overview
Cortical Zones
Zona Glomerulosa and Fasciculata]
Zona Glomerulosa
Zona Fasciculata
Zona Reticularis and Medulla
Zona Reticularis
Medulla
Fetal Cortex
Developing Adult Cortex]

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Cardiovascular

Blood

Lymphocyte
Lymphocyte
Monocyte
Neutrophil
Neutrophil and Eosinophil
Eosinophil
Eosinophil

Blood Cells
Adult human blood cell numbers shown in the table below is for reference purposes. Blood Cell Numbers The adult ranges of cells / 1 litre (l), total blood volume is about 4.7 to 5 litres. Blood Development \| Blood Histology Red Blood Cells Male: 4.32 - 5.66 x 10¹²/l Female: 3.88 - 4.99 x 10¹²/l Leukocytes (white blood cells) Male: 3.7 - 9.5 x 10⁹/l Female: 3.9 - 11.1 x 10⁹/l Granulocytes 1.8 - 8.9 x 10⁹/l Neutrophils: 1.5 - 7.4 x 10⁹/l Eosinophils: 0.02 - 0.67 x 10⁹/l Basophils: 0 - 0.13 x 10⁹/l Non-Granulocytes Monocytes 0.21 - 0.92 x 10⁹/l Lymphocytes 1.1 - 3.5 x 10⁹/l B-cells: 0.06 - 0.66 x 10⁹/l T-cells: 0.77 - 2.68 x 10⁹/l CD4+: 0.53 - 1.76 x 10⁹/l CD8+: 0.30 - 1.03 x 10⁹/l NK cells: 0.20 - 0.40 x 10⁹/l Platelets 140 - 440 x 10⁹/l not a cell, a cell fragment.

Bone Marrow

Marrow overview
Megakaryocyte
Megakaryocyte detail
Myelocyte
Normoblast
Reticulocyte

Heart

Cardiac AZB Labeled
Cardiac AZB
Cardiac label LS
Cardiac LS
Cardiac label TS
Cardiac TS
Purkinje fibres
Purkinje fibres detail

Artery

Artery overview label
Artery overview
Artery detail HE
Artery elastin label
Artery elastin
Artery tunica media elastic fibres
Artery elastin detail label
Artery external elastic lamina
Aorta label
Aorta elastin label
Aorta elastin

Vein

Bone

Compact bone

Compact canals
Compact lamellae
compact bone - low unstained
compact bone - high unstained
compact - low
compact - low
compact - med
compact - high

Trabecular bone

trabecular
lamellar
trabecular - overview
trabecular - low
trabecular - med

Endochondral ossification

primary ossification
endochondral ossification

Intramembranous ossification

intramembranous - VG low
intramembranous - VG high
intramembranous - HE low
intramembranous - HE high

Trabecular bone trabecular | lamellar | trabecular - overview HE | trabecular - low HE | trabecular - med HE

Endochondral ossification primary ossification | endochondral ossification

Intramembranous ossification intramembranous - VG low | intramembranous - VG high | intramembranous - HE low | intramembranous - HE high

Renal

Kidney

Nephron overview
Glomerulus
Vascular and renal poles
Medullary ray
tubules

Ureter

Ureter labeled
Ureter epithelium

Bladder

overview
wall 1
wall 2
transitional epithelium

Renal Histology: Histology | Histology Stains | Renal Development

Kidney - Nephron overview | Glomerulus | Vascular and renal poles | Medullary ray | tubules

Ureter - Ureter labeled | Ureter epithelium

Bladder - overview | wall 1 | wall 2 | transitional epithelium | Urinary Bladder Development

Gastrointestinal Tract

Stomach

Stomach gastric gland distribution

stomach labeled overview
parietal cells - chief cells
mucus neck - parietal cells - chief cells
stomach overview
stomach mucosa
mucosa - secretory epithelial sheath - goblet cell
gastric glands - parietal cells - chief cells
stomach overview

Intestine

Intestine villi and crypts

Duodenum overview
Duodenum villi and crypts
Duodenum
Jejunum overview
Jejunum villus
Jejunum labeled
Jejunum unlabeled

Colon Histology

Ano-Rectal Junction Overview Labeled]
Colon Wall Labeled]
Colon Mucosa Labeled
Colon Overview
Ano-Rectal Junction Overview
Intestinal Gland - longitudinal van Gieson
Intestinal Gland - transverse van Gieson
Intestinal Gland - longitudinal H&E
Intestinal Gland - transverse H&E

Liver Histology

Central vein (label)
Central vein (unlabel)
Portal triad 1 (label)
Portal triad 2 (label)
Portal triad (unlabel)
Hepatocytes (unlabel)
Hepatocytes polyploid (label)

Gallbladder Histology

overview (label)
overview (unlabel)
epithelium (label)
epithelium (unlabel)

Gallbladder Histology: overview (label) | overview (unlabel) | epithelium (label) | epithelium (unlabel) | GIT Histology

Respiratory

Fetal Respiratory: late canalicular | unlabeled late canalicular | Hyaline cartilage | Respiratory Histology

Bronchiole
Alveolar Duct
Alveoli
Alveoli Elastin
Trachea 1
Trachea 2
labeled lung
unlabeled lung
Respiratory Bronchiole
Lung Reticular Fibres
Nasal Inferior Concha
Nasal Respiratory Epithelium
Olfactory Region overview
Olfactory Region Epithelium

Immune

Thymus

Fetal Thymus overview]
Fetal Thymus Medulla]
Fetal Thymus Cortex]
Adult Thymus
unlabeled fetal overview
unlabeled fetal medulla
unlabeled fetal thymic corpuscle
unlabeled fetal cortex
unlabeled adult overview

Spleen

Overview Red and White Pulp
Overview Red and White Pulp
Cords and Sinuses
Reticular Fibre overview
Reticular Fibre detail
unlabeled red and white pulp
unlabeled red pulp and macrophages
unlabeled white pulp germinal centre
unlabeled reticular fibre
unlabeled white pulp reticular
unlabeled red pulp reticular
Structure cartoon

Lymph Node

Subcapsular Sinus
Follicle
Germinal Centre
Medullary Cords and Sinuses
High Endothelial Venules
Macrophages

Integumentary

Adult Skin
Epidermis and Dermis
Thin Skin Epidermis
Thick Skin Epidermis
Basal Cell Melanin

Labelled Pacinian corpuscle | Unlabelled Pacinian corpuscle | Unlabelled Pacinian corpuscle detail | Touch | Integumentary

Labelled Pacinian corpuscle
Unlabelled Pacinian corpuscle
Unlabelled Pacinian corpuscle detail

Neural

Spinal Cord

Overview 1
Overview 2
Overview animation
Grey matter
Grey matter
Grey matter
White matter
Overview unlabeled
Grey matter unlabeled 1
Grey matter unlabeled 2
White matter unlabeled 1
Ependymal cells unlabeled

Historic Histology Textbooks: 1941 Histology] | 1944 Oral Histology

Histology Glossary: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | ANAT2241 Support | Histology | Histology Stains | Embryology Glossary

References

Singer C. (1914). Notes on the Early History of Microscopy. Proc. R. Soc. Med. , 7, 247-79. PMID: 19978172

Molecular Imaging and Contrast Agent Database (MICAD) Bethesda (MD): National Center for Biotechnology Information (US); 2004-2011. PMID 20641179 | Book Contents

Historic

Lewis FT. Stoehr's Histology. (1906) P. Blakiston's Son & Co., Philadelphia.

Lewis FT. and Stöhr P. A Text-book of Histology Arranged upon an Embryological Basis. (1913) P. Blakiston’s Son and Co., 539 pp., 495 figs.

Böhm AA. and M. Von Davidoff. (translated Huber GC.) A textbook of histology, including microscopic technic. (1910) Second Edn. W. B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia and London.

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Histology

Introduction

Medicine

Science

Genital

Ovary Histology

Menstrual Histology

Testis Histology

Vaginal Smear Histology

Endocrine

Pituitary Histology

Adrenal Histology

Cardiovascular

Blood

Blood Cell Numbers

Red Blood Cells

Leukocytes (white blood cells)

Granulocytes

Non-Granulocytes

Lymphocytes

Platelets

Bone Marrow

Heart

Artery

Vein

Bone

Compact bone

Trabecular bone

Endochondral ossification

Intramembranous ossification

Renal

Kidney

Ureter

Bladder

Gastrointestinal Tract

Stomach

Intestine

Colon Histology

Liver Histology

Gallbladder Histology

Respiratory

Immune

Thymus

Spleen

Lymph Node

Integumentary

Neural

Spinal Cord

References

Historic

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