Pancreas (preparation)
Pancreas B12[edit | edit source]
Overview[edit | edit source]
Preparation 1[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas (HE)
Description: Pancreas is a gland composed of exocrine, acinous, serous and endocrine glands islets of Langerhans. Duct system of exocrine gland begins inside acinus as centroacinous cells, continues as inserted ducts. Further, intralobular, interlobular, lobar and main outlets follow. Except for the inserted ducts, which are lined by a single-layered squamous epithelium, all other ducts are lined by a single-layered cylindrical epitelium, whose cells can produce mucus.
1 - Islets of Langerhans; 2 - acini, forming the secretory part of the exocrine pancreas; 3 - one acinus; 4 - fat cells; 5 - ligament, fibrous septum; 6 - blood vessel (vein)
Preparation 2[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas (HE)
Description: In contrast to the parotid gland, we do not find annealed ducts in the pancreas. Exocrine tissue is made up of serous acini. Serous cells produce digestive enzymes (proteins) and their nuclei are round. Rough endoplasmic reticulumis very abundant in the basal part of the cell.
Preparation 3[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas (HE)
Description: 1 - intralobular ducts 2 - Islet of Langerhans 3 - acinus 4 - fibrous septum
Preparation 4[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas (HE)
Description: An exocrine gland with an intralobular duct.
Preparatin 5[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas (HE)
Description: The endocrine cells of the islet of Langerhans are brighter than the exocrine cells. They are arranged in beams. The beam-like structure allows the cells to contact the blood vessels, into which they deliver their secretion (hormone). We can distinguish individual types of endocrine cells only by immunohistochemical hormone evidence or in electron microscope.
1 - lobules 2 - acinus 4 - Islet of Langerhans 5 - intralobular (inserted) outlet
Preparation 6[edit | edit source]
Název: Pancreas (HE)
Description: Another islet of Langerhans.
Preparation 7[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas PAS + Hem
Description: Clear magnification: exocrine pancreas, islets of Langerhans (lighter), interlobular duct with single-layered columnar epithelium.
1 - Islet of Langerhans 2 - interlobular duct surrounded by ligament3 - lobulus 5 - acinus
Preparation 8[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas (HE)
Description: Pancreas on clear magnification.
Preparetion 9[edit | edit source]
Name: Pancreas - insulin - immunohistochemical evidence
Description: Hormones can be detected in tissue using immunohistochemistry (labeled antibodies). In the human islets of Langerhans, the cells that produce insulin predominate (B cells) - here brown. Other endocrine cells are interspersed between them - here lighter spaces between B cells