Add to ORKGThe aortic tunica intima is largely composed of pink-stained collagen fibers. Elastin appears here as black, squiggly lines. The tunica media contains large amounts of elastin, collagen, and smooth muscle. The components of the tunica media are organized in sheet-like laminae, with holes or fenestrations in the elastic laminae. UCLA Histology Collection
This image shows the brachial artery (a muscular artery) at lower left, and the brachial vein at rig...
The normal development of elastin fibers in the thoracic aorta was studied in fetal, young, and adul...
aortic wall is a highly organized structure composed of a thin intimal layer with endothelial cells,...
This is slide stained for elastin (black) and collagen (pink). Identify the lumen and tunica intima....
Due to a special stain, the elastin of the tunica media is visible as dark, squiggly lines. The pink...
In this aorta stained with Trichrome, identify pink elastin, blue collagen, and reddish muscle cells...
In this high power view of the tunica media, identify pink elastic fibers, which appear thin and gla...
The tunica adventitia of this muscular artery is thicker than that of elastic arteries; it contains ...
Image of the aorta at low power. Elastin stain demonstrating the high content of elastic fibers in ...
The internal elastic membrane (IEM), a component of the tunica intima, separates the tunica intima f...
Walls of large veins have the same three tunics described for arteries, but the tunics are less dist...
In this Trichrome stained large vein, identify the tunica intima, tunica media, and the thick tunica...
A higher magnification of a coronary artery, focusing on the tunica adventitia, which contains colla...
A small muscular artery; note the extent of its tunica adventitia, almost indistinguishable from the...
The lumen is on the far right, with no evident endothelium. The tunica intima and tunica media seem ...
This image shows the brachial artery (a muscular artery) at lower left, and the brachial vein at rig...
The normal development of elastin fibers in the thoracic aorta was studied in fetal, young, and adul...
aortic wall is a highly organized structure composed of a thin intimal layer with endothelial cells,...
This is slide stained for elastin (black) and collagen (pink). Identify the lumen and tunica intima....
Due to a special stain, the elastin of the tunica media is visible as dark, squiggly lines. The pink...
In this aorta stained with Trichrome, identify pink elastin, blue collagen, and reddish muscle cells...
In this high power view of the tunica media, identify pink elastic fibers, which appear thin and gla...
The tunica adventitia of this muscular artery is thicker than that of elastic arteries; it contains ...
Image of the aorta at low power. Elastin stain demonstrating the high content of elastic fibers in ...
The internal elastic membrane (IEM), a component of the tunica intima, separates the tunica intima f...
Walls of large veins have the same three tunics described for arteries, but the tunics are less dist...
In this Trichrome stained large vein, identify the tunica intima, tunica media, and the thick tunica...
A higher magnification of a coronary artery, focusing on the tunica adventitia, which contains colla...
A small muscular artery; note the extent of its tunica adventitia, almost indistinguishable from the...
The lumen is on the far right, with no evident endothelium. The tunica intima and tunica media seem ...
This image shows the brachial artery (a muscular artery) at lower left, and the brachial vein at rig...
The normal development of elastin fibers in the thoracic aorta was studied in fetal, young, and adul...
aortic wall is a highly organized structure composed of a thin intimal layer with endothelial cells,...