Urinary System Histology with Study Quiz

Histology of the kidney and ureter are shown and described. Includes a quiz to help you remember the structures.

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[@andrewpleva]

The ureter does not contain a submucosal layer. The layers of the ureter are as follows: Tunica mucosa ( 18:00 lamina epithelialis and 17:45 lamina propria mucosae) then tunica muscularis (stratum longitudinale then circulare then longitudinale) and lastly Tunica adventitia. Therefore a more proper term for the region where you were point would be would be lamina propria mucosae.

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[@meeraex805]

sir what these blue dots suggesting? nucleus?

[@meeraex805]

sir in ureter section.. white white thread like lines??

[@meeraex805]

these blue dots are not homogenous looks like have white centres n looks like have lobes.. confused with neutrophils..