Histo-Tips: When trying to differentiate between veins and arteries, look for clearly defined layers (usually arteries) or the size of the lumen (usually collapsed in veins).
BIOL523; Spring 2018; Connor
Histo-Tips: When trying to differentiate between veins and arteries, look for clearly defined layers (usually arteries) or the size of the lumen (usually collapsed in veins).
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N: Nucleus
N: Nucleus
N: Nucleus
N: Nucleus
I'm not sure this is
I'm not sure this is mesenchyme - but I also am not sure in what tissue you took this image. Mesenchyme typically has has spindle-shaped cells with processes that extend from them (see pg. 158 in your book). Try to find an image that looks more like that- there should be slides with plenty of mesenchyme (see last year's image: https://bcrc.bio.umass.edu/courses/spring2017/biol/biol523/content/mesen...).