Histology Question: 1 Identify the structure filling the frame 2 What features enabled you to identify the structure. 3...
Histology Question:
1 Identify the structure filling the frame
2 What features enabled you to identify the structure.
3 Identify each layer that is visible for this structure in this image
4 Name the tissues specifically that are seen in this structure
I think esophagus
Homework Answers
1, esophagus
2, esophagus showing muscularis layer, submucosa and mucosa
3, lining epithelium, lamina propria, muscle bundle of muscularis mucosae
4, connective tissue lamina propria
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