
Identify the cells above which appear to be empty and white with just a cell membrane and perhaps a nucleus evident.
~ adipose tissue ~

Identify the type of muscle tissue above.
~ cardiac muscle ~

What type of connective tissue is this?
~ Compact bone ~

What major tissue type is this?
~ Connective Tissue ~

Identify the tissue shown swirling about in hot-pink stain above.
~ Dense Irregular Connective Tissue ~

What tissue is this shown above?
~ Dense Irregular Connective Tissue ~

This tissue is located between muscle and bone. What type of tissue am I?
~ Dense Regular Connective Tissue ~

Identify the thin, purple hair-like fibers in the above image.
~ elastic fibers ~

Identify the cell which produces these fibers.
~ Fibroblast ~

Identify the function of the cell type above.
~ secretion ~

Identify the large, globular silvery blue cells shown above. They are responsible for secreting mucus.
~ Goblet cells ~

Identify the two larger cells to the right with the pink cytoplasm and the multi-lobed nuclei in the sample above.
~ Granulocytes ~

Please identify the type of tissue stained pink and grey above with numerous holes, which takes up the majority of the picture in the image above.
~ Hyaline Cartilage ~

Identify the structure at 'A' in the image above.
~ intercalated Disks ~

Identify the tissue above.
~ Loose Areolar Connective Tissue ~

Identify the tissue above.
~ Nervous system ~

What type of tissue is shown above?
~ Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium ~

What type of cells are shown above? Hint! They are covering and coating the top and sides of the intestinal villi and note the brush border of microvilli shown as a fuzzy purple line closest to the lumen of the intestine.
~ Simple columnar Epithelium ~

Identify the specific cell type shown in the tubules above.
~ simple cuboidal epithelium ~

Which cell type is represented in the image above?
~ simple squamous epithelium ~

Identify the cell type indicated at 'A'.
~ Simple Squamous Epithelium ~

Identify this tissue above.
~ skeletal muscle ~

We are looking at the wall of the ileum (small intestine). What tissue is shown here in two orientations (one, a cross-section on the outside of the intestinal wall, and one, a radial orientation in the middle of the intestinal wall?
Smooth Muscle -

Identify the type of muscle tissue represented in the wall of the arteriole above.
~ smooth muscle ~

Identify the type of tissue shown above in purple, sandwiched between dead keratinized tissue in silver above, and dense irregular connective tissue below.
~ Stratified Squamous Epithelium ~

Name the organ where you would find this tissue in the body.
~ this is found in the heart _

What type of tissue is this? Be as specific as you can
~ Transitional Epithelium ~

Is this muscle voluntary or involuntary?
~ Voluntary ~

What is the name for the structure indicated at A?
~ Basement Membrane ~

where do you find this tissue in the body?
~ dermis ~