Organ components

Articles

• lens
  25 November 2003

  More than 99% of the vertebrate ocular lens is comprised of terminally differentiated lens fiber cells.
  As occurs in mammalian red blood cells, lens fiber cell differentiation includes the loss of all membranous cytoplasmic organelles.
  Unlike red blood cells, however, the lens fiber cell is not destroyed after a limited life span but survives for the life of the organism. The extreme changes in cellular architecture that occur during differentiation require extensive remodeling of the (...)

• epidermis
  29 August 2003

  Adj. epidermal

• hepatic vessels
  29 May 2003

  Vessels
  hepatic artery hepatic arteries hepatic arterioles
  portal vein portal veins
  hepatic sinusoids
  hepatic veins centrilobular veins (central veins) sus-hepatic vein
  Anomalies
  portal veins lesions portal vein developmental anomalies portal vein thrombosis small portal veins lesions
  hepatic veins lesions (hepatic veins disorders) hepatic veins developmental anomalies hepatic vein thrombosis hepatic veino-occlusive disease
  hepatic sinusoids lesions hepatic sinusoidal (...)

• brainstem
  1 December 2005
• lymphatic vessels
  7 July 2003

  lymphatics

• left ventricle
  28 November 2005

  See also
  Heart cardiac cavities left cavities

• right ventricle
  28 November 2005

  See also
  Heart cardiac ventricles right cavities right atrium

• vessels
  11 July 2003

  Subtypes
  lymphatic vessels
  blood vessels arteries capillaries veins
  Pathology : vascular pathology
  vascular anomalies
  vascular diseases
  vascular tumors
  See also
  cardiovascular systems
  organs
  organ systems

• inner ear
  20 September 2004

  Components
  inner ear hair cells
  Videos
  Inner ear
  Histology of the inner ear 1 (by Washington Deceit)
  Histology of the inner ear 2 (by Washington Deceit)
  Cochlea
  Organ of Corti

• intestinal mucosa
  15 November 2004

  Components
  intestinal villi
  intestinal surface epithelium
  intestinal villi lamina propria
  intestinal crypts
  intestinal lamina propria
  intestinal muscularis mucosae
  Lesions
  architectural anomalies
  intestinal villous atrophy
  hyperplastic intestinal villous atrophy (increased crypt depth)
  hypoplastic intestinal villous atrophy (decreased crypt depth)
  surface epithelium anomalies
  enterocyte anomalies
  enterocyte shape
  enterocyte brush border (presence/absence) (...)

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