What your bones look like down the microscope
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- If you want to know what bone is: watch this!
An essential guide to bone, its formation, remodelling and maintenance is given by Susan Anderson in this microscopic tour of the substance that holds us up and will be here long after the rest of us is gone.
Underlying mechanisms are discussed as is the pathogenesis at a cellular level of osteoporosis, Paget's Disease and osteogenesis imperfecta.
Susan Anderson is Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Nottingham.
This is excellent review, thank you!
Thanks Nellah, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the feedback. Lots more to see and hear at facebook.com/surgeryschool. Enjoy!
thank you so much i really recommend anyone who is beginner in histo to watch this channel
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school of surgery I did that already , hope to see more videos in the future . Thanks again
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the convo at the end made me laugh. Also nice video
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This is an excellent video. Would you be able to tell me what type of stain was used for this section? Is this HE or Masson's Trichrome or something else? Thank you so much.
Alcian Blue. Glad you liked the video - hope you like all our other stuff too (iTunes and Spotify)
HI, i dont suppose you have the source for the images you used in the video?
Hi - They are teaching slides from the University of Nottingham, where we are based.
Very Perfect
Thank you!
But you don't talking about osteone and his system's??????
Perhaps you could take a look at my Osteoblast and Osteoclast vids and confirm I identified them correctly??? PLEEEEEEEEASE
What accent is this?
Irish