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    HUMAN

    HISTOLOGY – LABORATORY PRACTICALS REVIEWER 2018 Ovum (Ovarian Follicle- Oocyte)


    VELEZ COLLEGE – BS MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY • Nucleus: Vesiculated Acidophilic Nucleus (Germinal Vesicle)
    Revised by BSMT 3C STUDENT: Oclarit, Aither Benedict C. • Nucleolus: Acidophilic Nucleolus
    *General Func. of Nucleus: -controls constructive metabolism of cell (main component of Nucleus: DNA) • Cytoplasm: Reticulated Acidophilic Cytoplasm
    -essential for reproduction & transmission of heredity • Neighboring Cells: Granulosa Cells (Blue)
    *General Func. of Nucleolus: Synthesis of cytoplasmic rRNA • Function of Granulosa Cells: production of sex steroids and growth factors
    EX. 1 – CELL STRUCTURE • Occurence:
    Nerve Cells (Neurons) Slide # 56 – Adult Ovary
    • Nucleus: Vesicular Basophilic Nucleus (fish-eye)
    • Nucleolus: Acidophilic Nucleolus
    • Cytoplasm: Basophilic Cytoplasm
    • Shape: Stellate Shape
    • Function: Conduct impulses to/from the sensory organs.
    • Occurence:
    Slide # 11 - Spinal Cord (Gray Matter)



    Granulosa Lutein Cell (Follicular Cells Surrounding the Ovarian Follicle)
    Liver Cells (Hepatocytes)
    • Nucleolus: Basophilic Nucleolus
    • Nucleus: Granulated Basophilic Nucleus
    • Nucleus: Acidophilic Vesicular Nucleus
    • Nucleolus: Basophilic Nucleolus (has more than 1 nucleoli)
    • Cytoplasm : Granulated Acidophilic Cytoplasm
    • Cytoplasm: Granulated Acidophilic Cytoplasm
    • Arrangement: Scattered Individually
    • Shape: Polyhedral due to pressure from neighboring cells.
    • Function: To secrete Estrogen and Progesterone
    • Arrangement: Irregular Radiating Columns and Plates
    • Occurence:
    • Function: To filter the blood.
    Slide #57 – Ovary (Corpus Luteum)
    • Structure: The plate structure of the liver and high permeability of the sinusoids allows each
    hepatocyte to be in close contact with the blood. The hepatic plates are arranged into functional
    units called liver lobules (Cord). In the middle of each lobule is a central vein.
    • Occurence:
    Slide #41 – Human Liver Cells Slide #42 – Pig Liver Cells

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