Block9/Fig. 2, NK-1-a, parathyroid gland, HE.

block11_07.jpg - Fig. 2, NK-1-a, parathyroid gland, HE.Two parenchymal cell types can be distinguished in routine H&E sections: chief cells (principal cells) and oxyphil cells. The chief cells are more numerous. They contain a spherical nucleus surrounded by a small amount of cytoplasm. Oxyphil cells are less numerous. They are conspicuously larger than chief cells but have a slightly smaller and more intensely staining nucleus. Their cytoplasm stains with eosin, and the boundaries between the cells are usually well marked.

Fig. 2, NK-1-a, parathyroid gland, HE. Two parenchymal cell types can be distinguished in routine H&E sections: chief cells (principal cells) and oxyphil cells. The chief cells are more numerous. They contain a spherical nucleus surrounded by a small amount of cytoplasm. Oxyphil cells are less numerous. They are conspicuously larger than chief cells but have a slightly smaller and more intensely staining nucleus. Their cytoplasm stains with eosin, and the boundaries between the cells are usually well marked.

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