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Blood Smears (On sale at Einstein's)
The following links pertain to histological artifacts. These are structures or colors that are seen under a microscope that have no correlation to the biological state of the tissue. We can see something that looks like a vacuole that is just a hole. We can see a free floating nuclei that is simply some granulated stain on the slide. Be careful to note when and where artifacts may happen. It is unlikely that anything we find will actually be alien or a new discovery:
http://www.ihcworld.com/royellis/artefacts/mainpage.htm
For the following link, scroll down to the artifacts section. One of the best.
http://afs-fhs.org/continuing-ed/Histology-Module-1.2.pdf
Euchromatin vs. heterochromatin.
Blood Smear Guide ***Note size of WBC relative to RBC, Color, and Nucleus!!***
Barr Bodies are condensed X chromosomes:
OR
Cell life cycle:
Pynknosis, Karyolysis, and Karyorrhexis:
Apoptosis:
Or:
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