SUBMITTED TO:

Dr. RIAZ
HUSSAIN PASHA

SUBMITTED BY:

Faizan Awais
11-arid-972
Tahira Mukhtar
11-arid-973
Waqas Nawaz
11-arid-975
Systemic Veterinary Histology

           Topic
  Histological Structure of
  AVIAN Female
  Reproductive Organs
Female Reproductive Tract
             o Ovary
o Infundibulum - site of
    fertilization
o   Magnum - albumin
    addition
o   Isthmus - membranes
o   Uterus - shell gland
o   Vagina - transport to
    exterior
o   Sperm storage occurs at
    various sites in tract in some
    species
Hen's Ovary
                              o The membrane around it
                                is the plasma membrane
                              o The rest of it: the
                                chalazae, the "white" of
                                the egg
o The image at top left is of
                              o The thin membranes
  a single cell
                                lining the shell
o The egg we eat at
                              o The shell itself lying over
  breakfast—any bird's
  egg, really—is one cell       the true cell
                              o Products of secretory
o The yolk is a cytoplasmic
  mass of lipids                activity
Hen's Ovary
o At the right above you see
  one of the "fingers" of the
  hen's ovary
o contains a fair number of
  eggs (F) in various stages
  of development
                              o when fertilized, the
o yellow part is developing
  here                          embryo will feed during
                                development
o Each of the round
  structures will become an
  egg yolk
Follicles
o Isn't anything resembling o At the time of ovulation of
  a zona pellucida, a           a follicle, a whitish
  membrana granulosa, or a area, the stigma, appears
  cumulus oophorus here         on the surface of the
o Just a bunch of follicles     follicle
  with yolky eggs             o The egg is expelled into
o Get large enough to be        the upper end of the
  released                      reproductive tract
o Each follicle is surrounded
  by a well developed system
  of blood vessels
Various Divisions of The Oviduct
 Infundibulum
                             Ovary

 Magnum                        Magnum

 Isthmus


 Shell Gland


 Vagina
                                Shell Gland
                 Intestine
1) Infundibulum
                            cilia, as in mammals
o The expanded upper end
 is called, as in
 mammals, the
 infundibulum



o The infundibulum has
 fimbriae, finger-like
 projections covered with
Longitudinal Section of the
Infundibulum
Tunica Mucosa

o quite rugated, and
 extensive folds are present

o Contractions of the
 muscular oviduct and
 body movements help
 shove the egg along
Fimbriae
o This is a section through
  the infundibular part of
  the oviduct

o long, slender, finger-like
  projections

Epithelium
o ciliated simple columnar
  epithelium
Ciliation
o The ciliation on the        vascularized CT of the
  mucosal lining of the       underlying lamina
  fimbriae is very heavy      propria
o The gross arrangement of
  the fimbriae and the
  beating of the ciliated
  epithelium creates a
  vortex to pull in the egg
Lamina Propria
o simple nature of the
  epithelium and the well
2) Magnum
o longest portion of the   o Lamina
 system                      Propria/Submucosa

Tunica Mucosa              o enormous glands
o Some of the cells are    o vesicles containing the
  ciliated and some are not protein secretions waiting
o Epithelium:                to be released
o simple cuboidial to
  columnar
Cont…
o Lumen
o extremely patent
o deep clefts or crypts


o uniform basophilic
  staining of the
  submucosa is due to the
  glands located there
At high magnification-Magnum
o Both the lining            protein secretion for
  epithelium and the         export; each of these cells
  underlying albumen         is packed with rough
  glands in the submucosa    endoplasmic reticulum
  are visible
o Epithelium is stratified
  cuboidal to columnar
o Massive glands are
  strongly basophilic
  because of their role in
3) Isthmus
Tunica Mucosa              o produce the soft shell
                            membranes
o Epithelium:
o simple columnar
o Nuclei-basally located



o Lamina Propria:
o Extensive glands
Isthmus               Tunica
                     muscularis

 Extensive
   glands
 In lamina
  propria




          simple     lumen
         columnar
        Epithelium
Cont…
o Organ has deep crypt-like Tunica muscularis
  folds and, like the upper o around the outside
  regions of the tube        o thin at this point
o Strongly basophilic glands
  (G) are the source of the
  membranes
Tunica Submucosa
o Secretory glands
o Protein secreting
  nature_fairly obvious
o not so heavily stained as
  those of the magnum
4) Shell Gland
o Shell gland is also named    well vascularized CT
  as UTERUS                    supporting the cores
o Shell gland is the last of
  the secretory portions of
  the oviduct
o Tunica Mucosa
o Epithelium
o Pseudostratified
  columnar
o intermittently ciliated
o Mucosa_formed into
  deep straight crypts with
Uterine wall
    LUMEN
                   B.V       ENDOMETRIUM




            UTERINE GLANDS



             MYOMETRIUM
Uterus
Cont…
o mucosa and submucosa      o crypts are lined with
  thrown up into extensive    stratified cuboidal
  folds, but obviously with a epithelium (Ep)
  large and unobstructed
  lumen
o Tunica Muscularis
o deeper region
o showing the secretory
  area
5) Vagina
o The last portion of the      Sperm Storage
  tube is the vagina        Mammalian sperm
o Tunica Mucosa              remains viable in the
o Epithelium                 female reproductive tract
o tall columnar epithelium
                             for a few days at most, and
                             then only under ideal
o intermittently ciliated
                             conditions. Even a period
sperm host glands            that short may lead to
o simple columnar            embarrassing
  epithelium                 consequences, however, at
                             least in humans
Vagina
vagina
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Histology of Avian female reproductive system

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    SUBMITTED TO: Dr. RIAZ HUSSAINPASHA SUBMITTED BY: Faizan Awais 11-arid-972 Tahira Mukhtar 11-arid-973 Waqas Nawaz 11-arid-975
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    Systemic Veterinary Histology Topic Histological Structure of AVIAN Female Reproductive Organs
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    Female Reproductive Tract o Ovary o Infundibulum - site of fertilization o Magnum - albumin addition o Isthmus - membranes o Uterus - shell gland o Vagina - transport to exterior o Sperm storage occurs at various sites in tract in some species
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    Hen's Ovary o The membrane around it is the plasma membrane o The rest of it: the chalazae, the "white" of the egg o The image at top left is of o The thin membranes a single cell lining the shell o The egg we eat at o The shell itself lying over breakfast—any bird's egg, really—is one cell the true cell o Products of secretory o The yolk is a cytoplasmic mass of lipids activity
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    Hen's Ovary o Atthe right above you see one of the "fingers" of the hen's ovary o contains a fair number of eggs (F) in various stages of development o when fertilized, the o yellow part is developing here embryo will feed during development o Each of the round structures will become an egg yolk
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    Follicles o Isn't anythingresembling o At the time of ovulation of a zona pellucida, a a follicle, a whitish membrana granulosa, or a area, the stigma, appears cumulus oophorus here on the surface of the o Just a bunch of follicles follicle with yolky eggs o The egg is expelled into o Get large enough to be the upper end of the released reproductive tract o Each follicle is surrounded by a well developed system of blood vessels
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    Various Divisions ofThe Oviduct  Infundibulum Ovary  Magnum Magnum  Isthmus  Shell Gland  Vagina Shell Gland Intestine
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    1) Infundibulum cilia, as in mammals o The expanded upper end is called, as in mammals, the infundibulum o The infundibulum has fimbriae, finger-like projections covered with
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    Longitudinal Section ofthe Infundibulum Tunica Mucosa o quite rugated, and extensive folds are present o Contractions of the muscular oviduct and body movements help shove the egg along
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    Fimbriae o This isa section through the infundibular part of the oviduct o long, slender, finger-like projections Epithelium o ciliated simple columnar epithelium
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    Ciliation o The ciliationon the vascularized CT of the mucosal lining of the underlying lamina fimbriae is very heavy propria o The gross arrangement of the fimbriae and the beating of the ciliated epithelium creates a vortex to pull in the egg Lamina Propria o simple nature of the epithelium and the well
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    2) Magnum o longestportion of the o Lamina system Propria/Submucosa Tunica Mucosa o enormous glands o Some of the cells are o vesicles containing the ciliated and some are not protein secretions waiting o Epithelium: to be released o simple cuboidial to columnar
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    Cont… o Lumen o extremelypatent o deep clefts or crypts o uniform basophilic staining of the submucosa is due to the glands located there
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    At high magnification-Magnum oBoth the lining protein secretion for epithelium and the export; each of these cells underlying albumen is packed with rough glands in the submucosa endoplasmic reticulum are visible o Epithelium is stratified cuboidal to columnar o Massive glands are strongly basophilic because of their role in
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    3) Isthmus Tunica Mucosa o produce the soft shell membranes o Epithelium: o simple columnar o Nuclei-basally located o Lamina Propria: o Extensive glands
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    Isthmus Tunica muscularis Extensive glands In lamina propria simple lumen columnar Epithelium
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    Cont… o Organ hasdeep crypt-like Tunica muscularis folds and, like the upper o around the outside regions of the tube o thin at this point o Strongly basophilic glands (G) are the source of the membranes Tunica Submucosa o Secretory glands o Protein secreting nature_fairly obvious o not so heavily stained as those of the magnum
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    4) Shell Gland oShell gland is also named well vascularized CT as UTERUS supporting the cores o Shell gland is the last of the secretory portions of the oviduct o Tunica Mucosa o Epithelium o Pseudostratified columnar o intermittently ciliated o Mucosa_formed into deep straight crypts with
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    Uterine wall LUMEN B.V ENDOMETRIUM UTERINE GLANDS MYOMETRIUM
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    Cont… o mucosa andsubmucosa o crypts are lined with thrown up into extensive stratified cuboidal folds, but obviously with a epithelium (Ep) large and unobstructed lumen o Tunica Muscularis o deeper region o showing the secretory area
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    5) Vagina o Thelast portion of the Sperm Storage tube is the vagina  Mammalian sperm o Tunica Mucosa remains viable in the o Epithelium female reproductive tract o tall columnar epithelium for a few days at most, and then only under ideal o intermittently ciliated conditions. Even a period sperm host glands that short may lead to o simple columnar embarrassing epithelium consequences, however, at least in humans
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    Instead of thinkinghow to win, think how you lost last time. You will definitely win next time…