Specimen Nr. 02B

Specimen:

Thyroid gland (Dog)

Staining:

Hopa

Magnification:

160x

Important structures :

1.Follicle wall with simple cuboidal epithelium
2.Colloid droplet
3.Peripheral vacuole
4.Artificial shrinkage cleft
5.C-cells (parafollicular)
6.Loose fibrous connective tissue
In der Schilddrüse des Hundes sind die C-Zellen gut zu identifizieren und besser von den Follikelzellen zu unterscheiden als in der menschlichen Schilddrüse. Sie sind einzeln oder in Gruppen in das Follikelepithel eingestreut oder bilden Nester im parafollikulären Bindegewebe.

Legende:

Follicle wall with simple cuboidal epithelium
Colloid droplet
Peripheral vacuole
Artificial shrinkage cleft
C-cells (parafollicular)
Loose fibrous connective tissue

Endocrine System

HOPA

Structures Colour
Nuclei brown
Cytoplasm grey-blue
Connective-tissue fibres
- Collagen
- Reticular
- Elastic

blue
blue
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Myocytes grey-blue to grey-green
Erythrocytes yellow-orange

Dyes:

HOPA = Hemalaun, Orange G, Phosphormolybdenic acid, Aniline blue

Cell nuclei are stained with hemalaun or Weigerts iron-hematoxylin and then counterstained with a dye mixture of orange-phosphormolybden with aniline blue.

Die Ausschüttung von Calcitonin aus den C-Zellen der Schilddrüse führt durch Hemmung der Tätigkeit von Osteoklasten (= Hemmung der Calciumresorption aus dem Knochen) zu einer Senkung des Ca2+-Spiegels im Blut, während das Parathormon aus den Nebenschilddrüsen (Glandulae parathyroideae, Epithelkörperchen) den Ca2+-Spiegel erhöht. Das Hormon Calcitonin der Schilddrüse und das Parathormon der Epithelkörperchen wirken antagonistisch. Das Parathormon vermindert die Reabsorption von Calcium in der Niere und steigert den Einbau von Calcium und Phosphat in den Knochen.
Eine Erhöhung des Calciumspiegels löst eine Sekretion von Calcitonin aus.
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Follicle wall with simple cuboidal epithelium
Colloid droplet
Peripheral vacuole
Peripheral vacuole
Artificial shrinkage cleft
C-cells (parafollicular)
Loose fibrous connective tissue
Loose fibrous connective tissue
Loose fibrous connective tissue

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