Total magnification = 200X
Key: N=nucleus, MSC= modified simple columnar, CT=connective tissue, GC= goblet cell
Histo-Tips: When trying to discriminate between a small artery and an arteriole, look for the number of cell layers. Arterioles have a thickness of only 1-2 cells while small arteries have at least 3.
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Overall, good job and nice
Overall, good job and nice image. When labeling anything in the image, try to use only 1-2 letters, rather than words (so use GC for goblet cell, and include it in your key). When labeling a certain type of epithelium, bracket off a region of that type of epithelium and label it, rather than just pointing to 1 specific cell. In your case, you probably want to label in modified simple columnar, if the bracketed region includes a goblet cell.
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