Shotgun Histology Skin Appendages

[@nerbnajar]

I'm a veterinary student studying histology with a teacher who isn't very good. You have helped me pass my finals! THANK YOU! You may want to consider doing a set of animal (non-human/primate) histology slides. I realize many specimen are from non-human sources, but things like claws, hoof, and comparative histology would be a lifesaver. Us animal people would LOVE it, and be forever grateful! You are gifted, thank you for your help!

[@zeannajanmohamed4479]

glad to know the vet student struggle continues on

[@westcoasterify]

WDC, nope, I'm not kidding. I've watched several of your videos over the year and they have been very helpful for my histology studying. I'm finishing up the final week of my first year in medical school right now. So thanks again for all your work producing these videos.

[@rraul48Bo]

I'm a brazilian medical student and your videos are saving my life, thank you very much. :)

[@CVitaT]

I am so glad I found your videos - they are helping me through med. school!

[@westcoasterify]

Thanks so much for helping me get through the first year of medical school!

[@manaryousef6405]

Thank you for your helpful simplified teaching videos

[@anacarolinafigueiredo2601]

cells of duct epithelial actively transport Na and Cl, so they have a lot oof mithocondria which give them a more eosinophilic coloration

[@mkmarsha2783]

I love you, WashintonDeceit. 7 months of histology in a few hours time. I have a Medi exam in 2 days, but after that, I shall find you and bake you a cookie. "Did you ever knoooooow that you're my herooooooooooooooooooo........."

[@christinapearce3722]

Very clear explanation, thank you

[@tv_tom]

Hello, I have found on Wikipedia that: "The term apocrine sweat gland is a misnomer. While it was once thought that apocrine sweat glands were true apocrine glands, it is now known that they use merocrine excretion. However, they have retained the original name." Is it true? and if it is then apocrine and eccrine sweat glands mechanism of secretion is the same or I misunderstood something?

[@JesusMauricioAcero]

you should offer these videos as a teaching material for many universities, I will rather have those in class than a certain types of professors...

[@5studs]

i just cant get enough of your videos and I cant wait to see more!

[@Emil1981Khai]

Thank you very much fort hese short videos!

[@WashingtonDeceit]

ductal epithelial cells merely transport water like a pipe secretory epithelial cells MAKE water so they are more edematous and lighter sound logical enough?

[@WashingtonDeceit]

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[@mercedesmalone973]

I love you! This is so great and helpful!!!!

[@BikerYamahaR1]

thank you so much your videos so helpful:)

[@WashingtonDeceit]

are you kidding? thank YOU for fulfilling my goal!......wdc!

[@Bahamut2218]

The only thing I'm missing in your videos is the equine hoof. Oh well, we can't have anything, and I know I can't as you to do veterinary histology too

[@apatty94]

hello. could you explain to me why is it that the ducts of the glands are darker that the area that secretes? I don't like memorizing things withouth understanding them. And thank you for the lovely video :)

[@apatty94]

that makes sense, do you know why they do that? is it to concentrate the secretion? :)

[@victoriapiasecka7766]

Awesome! Thank you!!!!

[@ISAMMASARWI]

good luck dboha!!!

[@SuperTareca]

SAVED MY LIFE

[@xxTaKe2xx]

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[@navinvincent3495]

Your a lifesaver

[@jonaada]

@westcoasterify m2 lol

[@WashingtonDeceit]

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[@WashingtonDeceit]

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