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1. histology.medicine.umich.eduHistology at the University of Michigan | histology

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   Histology at the University of Michigan. Dear Michigan Histology Website Users, The Department of Cell & Developmental Biology at the University of Michigan Medical School provides this digital microscopy resource for the study of cells, tissues and organs.

   • All Histology Topics

     Pancreas. Peripheral Nervous System. Pharynx, Esophagus, and...

   • Virtual Slide List

     If you have questions or comments regarding the University...

   • Medical Schedule

     SecondLook - Histology Complete and Basic Tissues. ... The...

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     Michigan Histology and Virtual Microscopy Learning...

   • Looking Glass Schedule

     SecondLook - Histology Complete and Basic Tissues. ... The...

   • Digital Microscopy

     Shortcuts: Alt+Click+Drag to create a Zoom-Rectangle....

   • Virtual EM Micrograph List

     Postcapillary Venule: This is an electron micrograph of a...

   • Histology

     The slides in the Histology SecondLook TM applications...

2. histology.med.umich.eduHistology - University of Michigan

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   Welcome The Michigan Histology website has a permanent new home. Please visit us at histology.medicine.umich.edu

3. sites.google.com › umich › donmaccallumsmichiganDon MacCallum's Michigan Histology - Google Sites

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   Audience: "Don MacCallum's Michigan Histology" helps the beginner, as well as the more experience student of histology, to navigate and comprehend the complexity of human tissues at the...

4. histology.sites.uofmhosting.net › resources › cellCell Biology for the Histologist | histology

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   Resources in the University of Michigan Histology Dropbox. Jump to: Learning Objectives. I. Nuclei and Nucleoli. II. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum and Golgi Complex. III. Secretory Vesicles. IV. Lysosomes/Endosome. V. Cilia, Microvilli and Stereocillia. VI. Cell Junctions (Desmosomes) Electron Micrographs. Review Questions. Practice Questions.