Total magnification: 100x
WM - white matter
GM - gray matter
CC - central canal
DH - Dorsal Horn
VH - Ventral Horn
VF - Ventral Fissure
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.
Comments
Because you're so zoomed in,
Because you're so zoomed in, it's hard to tell, but I think you've flipped the gray and white matter. The butterfly shaped part of the spinal cord, which is darker, is the gray matter, while the lighter outer tissue is the white matter. This also means your label of the GC is not right- since the GC is in the grey matter. When redoing this, I would try to retake a picture that is more zoomed out so it's easier to actually see what's in the image. Also, please include objective mag. in the image title.
I redid the image!
I uploaded a new image with hopefully the appropriate labels!