Human Anatomy (cells and Tissues)

These are cells have intercolated discs associated with them

These cells have extensions branching off the SOMA. The AXON is generally longer than the DENDRITES

There are several types of Glial Cells. Many appear as small cells located near neurons.

These cells are round and give the appearance that they are empty

These cells are small and have numerous fibers coursing through the cells.

These are small cells that have plasma flowing between them

These cells form concentric rings around a central canal.

These cells sit in a LACUNA. The lacuna is larger than the cell itself so light from the microscope shines through a large portion of the lacuna, giving the cells an area of white around them

These cells are packed together thus forming strong fibrous strands of material

These are small cells that also have fibers passing between them. These fibers are short and rather thick

These cells are located on the surface if the skin and the inside lining of the mouth

These cells are located on the inside lining of the trachea and small intestine.

These cells make up the lining of the urinary tubules and some glands

These cells can be found making up the blood vessels and the myometrium of the uterus

These cells make up our skeletal muscles such as the biceps brachii