Author: Paul Kwan, Ph.D.
| Description: | In one of the two renal corpuscles in this section you can see both the
vascular pole and the urinary pole. The visceral layer of the Bowmen's
capsule is made up of podocytes which cannot be resolved in a paraffin
section like this one. The parietal layer of the glomerular capsule is
made up of simple squamous epithelium. This changes abruptly into
simple cuboidal at the urinary pole and forms the beginning of the
proxiaml convoluted tubule. Note the macula densa and the associated
distal convoluted tubule at the vascular pole. Oirginal mag. 100x.
PAS-Hematoxylin. Kidney cortex. Urinary System. Cat. |
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