Block9/Fig. 7, 93W6616, Pineal body, HE

block11_15.jpg - Fig. 6 & 7, NK-2-c, k-2-a, Pituitary Gland, anterior lobe, HEThis photomicrograph shows a region of the anterior lobe. The acidophils are readily identified by the acidophilic staining of their cytoplasm, in contrast to the basophils whose cytoplasm is clearly basophilic. Chromophobes are also very numerous in this field. The cytoplasm stains poorly in contrast to that of the acidophils and basophils. The cells are arranged in cords and clumps, between which are capillaries. Some of the capillaries can be recognized, but most are in a collapsed state and difficult to visualize at this magnification.

Fig. 7, 93W6616, Pineal body, HE This slide shows the pineal gland is surrounded by a very thin capsule that is formed by the pia mater. Connective tissue extends from the capsule into the substance of the gland. Blood vessels, generally small arteries and veins, course through the connective tissue. Adjacent to the pineal gland is the cerebrum.This slide shows the pineal gland is surrounded by a very thin capsule that is formed by the pia mater. Connective tissue extends from the capsule into the substance of the gland. Blood vessels, generally small arteries and veins, course through the connective tissue. Adjacent to the pineal gland is the cerebrum.

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