Higher Magnification Light Micrograph of Hyaline Cartilage From the Trachea
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Higher Magnification Light Micrograph of Hyaline Cartilage From the Trachea
Higher magnification LM of hyaline cartilage from the trachea. Groups of chondrocytes (C), the isogenous nests, sit in lacunae. Preparation artifact causes some lacunae to appear empty (*). In other lacunae, chondrocytes shrank away from walls to leave a clear pericellular halo. Each cell has a slightly irregular shape and contains a single nucleus, often eccentric in location. A thin rim of basophilic territorial matrix (TM) is in the immediate vicinity of lacunae, which indicates a high concentration of newly synthesized sulfated GAGs. Between the chondrocytes, the interterritorial matrix (IM) appears more eosinophilic and has a typical glassy appearance. 480×. H&E.

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Netter's Essential Histology
Netter's Essential Histology
Author: William K. Ovalle, Patrick C. Nahirney
Chapter: Cartilage and Bone
Page: 134
 
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