Histology Purpose: What is the purpose of this exercise? The purpose of this exercise is to become more familiar with microscope and slides through observations of tissues. By looking at so many slides I am now much more comfortable at identifying some basic structures. The tissue slides were very important to my understanding of the tissue's function. By looking at the dense regular tendon I can see how supportive it is because of all of the fibers present. It connected what I had read and
dedicated to the patients, and the patients tissue from a lab assistant. The gross technician would then dissect, and describe the tissue, recorded by gross transcription; the tissue would then be placed singularly, or into multiple tissue cassettes, depending on need. This process would then lead to the tissue manually loaded, into a tissue processing machine, and latter pulled out of the machine by a histology technician. The histology technician would then manually embed each patient’s dissected
us to learn, but I would also like for us both to have a great time. One evening after Jaci and I completed our homework, I couldn’t help but to reflect on my career and how the management/supervisors that I have worked under have shaped me as a Histology Technologist. Because I’ve always had an interest in going into management, I’ve always made it a point to pay close attention to the leadership in the companies that I have worked for; especially my direct leadership, for those are the people that
shows the location and histology of pituitary gland Figure 5: the location of the pituitary gland (upper left) and its anatomy (upper right). The middle is a schematic drawing of the pituitary and the lower (from left to right) are: histology of the anterior pituitary, the pituitary histology, pars nervosa and distals and at far right is a section in the posterior pituitary. You should be able to: Draw a schematic drawing of the pituitary gland both location and its histology. Distinguish between cells
is about automated tissue image analysis, there are 5 parts in this article: 1. Introduction of image analysis 2. How image analysis be used in slide image of histology 3. What can be obtained from slide of diagnostic use 4. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of image analysis 5. Conclusion 1. What is the image analysis Histology is a microscopic study of organic tissue, is an important tool to diagnosis of cancer and other diseases. The traditional method is artificial test, which needs
Its primary focus is to understand the neural mechanism of natural and adaptive behaviors. Spatial navigation, a behavior central for an animal’s survival has remained the model under analysis in this laboratory. The principal investigator of this lab, and my primary research mentor is Dr. Sheri Mizumori. Upon joining the Mizumori laboratory, I have been shadowing the postdoctoral research associate of the Mizumori laboratory, Dr. Philip Baker. He introduced me to laboratory research study and facilitated
Laboratory of Neural Systems, Decision Science, Learning and Memory (NSDSLM), also known as the Mizumori lab, seeks to understand the plasticity mechanisms within neural systems that underlie normal and pathological mnemonic functions. The principal investigator of this lab, and my primary research mentor is Dr. Sheri Mizumori. Upon joining the Mizumori lab, I have been shadowing Dr. Phillip Baker on his postdoctoral research project. He introduced me to laboratory research study and facilitated
microscope. This method was carried out according to the instructions of Ellis and Griffiths (1974) and was applied in T.E.M. unit in Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University. Experimental animals: Twenty four mice were bred in the microbiology unit, mycology lab, Faculty of Science, Tanta University. Male mice aged 8 to 10 weeks and weighing 18 to 20 g were used throughout. They were maintained under standard laboratory condition at temperature of 22 ± 2oC under 12 h light dark cycle and were fed with standard
present the symptoms until severe liver damage. Thus, symptoms do not usually present in NAFLD and NASH. Liver biopsy is a conclusive diagnostic for NAFLD. It is not ideal to do an invasive procedure with all suspected patients, ultrasound and serum lab values of cholesterol, fasting insulin and glucose, complete metabolic panel, triglycerides, complete blood count, and prothrombin time are used. (Lavine et al., 2011). Treatment has been concentrated on stopping the progression of disease and regeneration
section in preservative solution. The pathologist takes blood from the heart to check for bacteria in the blood. For this, he uses a very large hypodermic needle and syringe. He may also find something else that will need to be sent to the microbiology lab to search for infection. The pathologist will send blood, urine, bile, or even the fluid of the eye for chemical study and to look for medicine, street drugs, alcohols, and/or poisons. After the chest has been examine the abdominal cavity is inspected