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MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY (HISTOLOGY) of SIMPLE CUBOIDAL EPITHELIUM, KIDNEYTUBULES, HUMAN, 200X - stock photo

MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY (HISTOLOGY) of SIMPLE CUBOIDAL EPITHELIUM, KIDNEY TUBULES, HUMAN, 200X. Shows simple cuboidal epithelium forming kidney tubules (partof the nephron), lumen and connective tissue (blue} The kidney tubules are composed of a single layer of cubicle shaped cells with a single nucleus (stained red). Tubular Absorption and Tubular Secretion are physiological processes that occur in the tubules--The Gomerular filtrate will become urine. Mallory stain.
MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY (HISTOLOGY) of SIMPLE CUBOIDAL EPITHELIUM, KIDNEY TUBULES, HUMAN, 200X. Shows simple cuboidal epithelium forming kidney tubules (partof the nephron), lumen and connective tissue (blue} The kidney tubules are composed of a single layer of cubicle shaped cells with a single nucleus (stained red). Tubular Absorption and Tubular Secretion are physiological processes that occur in the tubules--The Gomerular filtrate will become urine. Mallory stain.
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