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Glomerulus
Glomerulus The glomerulus (or renal corpuscle) consists of the glomerular capillaries and the epithelium-lined sac that surrounds and invests them, known as Bowman’s capsule. The glomerular capillaries originate from the afferent arteriole and drain into an efferent arteriole. They are arranged in a tuft about 200 µm in diameter, which is anchored to a central stalk of mesangial cells and matrix. The walls of the glomerular capillaries contain three layers. The innermost layer consists of…
Phospholipid Bilayer Diagram
Diagram of GI wall to show various kinds of glands -- some within the wall and some without (like the liver). These glands have ducts that empty into the lumen of the gut. In all cases, the epithelium lining the ducts and glands is continuous with the epithelium lining the lumen (cavity) of the gut. (Note: the test-tube-like glands, labeled "crypts of Lieberkuhn" here, are the same kind as the intestinal glands you saw under the microscope in the appendix in lab.)
Urinary System Anatomy
Discover the incredible anatomy of the human kidney—the body's natural filtration system! 🧬 From nephrons to ureters, every part plays a vital role in keeping you healthy. #KidneyFacts #AnatomyInsight" #KidneyAnatomy #HumanBody #HealthScience #MedicalFacts #Nephrology #BiologyLovers #HumanAnatomy #BodyStructure #Healthcare #ScienceExplained
Chordates zoology with detailed inner anatomy structure outline diagram
Chordates zoology and detailed anatomy structure outline diagram. Labeled educational scheme with notochord, nerve chord, endostyle or gill slits vector illustration. Caudal fin and rays location. #chordates #animal #anatomy #biology #zoology #commercial #vector #illustration → Get this Illustration for Commercial Use!
Lumbar Plexus Anatomy
The Auerbach Plexus, also known as the Myenteric plexus, is a collection of nerve fibers within the walls of the intestine that supplies the muscle layers and controls the movements of peristalsis. This structure is named after Auerbach Leopold. In 1862 he published his description of a plexus of autonomic nerve fibers in the intestines of vertebrates. Shortly afterward he presented his description of the ganglion cells situated in the plexus.
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