1.) Epithelial Tissue (Simple Columnar Epithelial Tissue). Examine the tissue under 400x magnification. Draw 6-10 columnar cells. Locate the nucleus, cell membrane, goblet cell, columnar cell and label them on your drawing.
1.) Epithelial Tissue (Simple Columnar Epithelial Tissue). Examine the tissue under 400x
magnification. Draw 6-10 columnar cells. Locate the nucleus, cell membrane, goblet cell,
columnar cell and label them on your drawing.
2.) Epithelial Tissue (Stratified Squamous Epithelial Tissue). Examine the tissue under high power
(400x). Draw the layers, including the underlying connective tissue. Locate the squamous cell
layer at the top and the germinating layer. Label them.
3.) Connective Tissue (Osseous Tissue). The only example of connective tissue we will draw is
osseous (bone) tissue. Examine the tissue under high power (400x). Draw a complete Haversian
System (one section of concentric rings) Locate and label the following: Lacuna, Haversian
Canal, Matrix.
4.) Muscle Tissue (Skeletal Muscle Tissue ). Identify several skeletal muscle fibers under high
power (400X). Note the striations. Draw 2-3 fibers. Label the muscle fiber, nucleus, and
striations.
5.) Nervous Tissue. Examine the tissue under medium power (100X) and identify a neuron. At
either medium (100X magnification) or high power (400x), draw a neuron and locate and label
the nucleus, cell body and cytoplasmic extension. The cytoplasmic extensions are either axons or
dendrites but we cannot distinguish them at this level of magnification.
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