The document lists various anatomical structures and their key characteristics, including types of muscle, glands, and connective tissues. It identifies specific cells and tissues found in organs such as the pancreas, skeletal muscles, and sweat glands. Additionally, it mentions histological features and cellular types relevant to various systems in the body.

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1 alveolar duct
2 motorneuron of spinal cord
3 minor callix
4 arteriole
5 articular surface of joints
6 Brunner's glands
7 calcified cartilage if you consider the arrow is pointing at the blue stuff; if you see
the arrow pointing to the pink stuff, then it’s newly formed bone
8 osteoclast
9 cementum
10 central vein
11 white matter of cerebellum
12 ?? cholangiole ( and the big duct will be bile duct?)
13 glassy membrane of hair follicle
14 IELM of elastic artery
15 intercalated disc of cardiac muscle
16 intercalated duct
17 endocrine portion of pancreas
18 isogenous groups
19 macula densa in DCT
20 myelinated axon of peripheral nervous system (by Schwann cell…)
21 myoepithelial cell
22 skeletal muscle
23 osteoblast
24 Paneth cell
25 perichondrium (fibrous layer)
26 what is that??? Looks like your looking at tongue, with smooth muscle in bottom
and longitudinal skeletal muscle, but this has no name per se…
27 macrophage
28 portal venule
29 basement membrane in trachea
30 ?smooth muscle in respiratory bronchiole?
31 inner dental epithelium, or ameloblast
32 cell dying in the sebaceous gland, or holocrine secretion
33 serous demi-lune of mucous gland
34 striated skeletal muscle
35 venule
36 smooth muscle
37 stellate reticulum
38 stratum granulosum of epidermis
39 excretory portion of the sweat gland (or duct)
40 dense regular connective tissue
41 thin loop of Henle (in medulla)

2. 42 Volksmann's canal in compact bone
43 zone of hypertrophy & zone of cell death in epiphyseal plate
44 zymogenic cell in base of gastric gland