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  1. The Department of Cell & Developmental Biology at the University of Michigan Medical School provides this digital microscopy resource for the study of cells, tissues and organs. A full list of virtual slides and a full list of virtual EM micrographs are also available.

  2. Hover over the image to display the toolbar. Step 2. Select the back button to remove the toolbar. Step 3. Select the plus or minus to zoom in and out function. Step 4. Select the arrow to scroll in that direction. Step 5. Select the home icon to recenter the image.

  3. Virtual Slide List for Histology Course. Search Description. Blood and Bone Marrow. 045. Intervertebral disc, H&E, 40X (bone marrow in spongy bone of vertebrae) Virtual Slide. 048. Fetal leg, cross section, H&E, 40X (bone marrow in tibia and fibula, developing blood cells, sinusoids, megakaryocytes). Virtual Slide.

  4. Histology and Virtual Microscopy Learning Resources. Welcome. The Michigan Histology website has a permanent new home. Please visit us at histology.medicine.umich.edu.

  5. A software-based virtual microscope (Zoomify HTML5 Enterprise) allows the examination of large and small structures in the same specimen. This approach provides a more engaging learning experience and sense of scale, proportion, and context that is not possible with a traditional histology textbook or atlas.

  6. El proyecto Microscopio Virtual es una iniciativa supervisada por la Universidad Rutgers para realizar micromorfología y estudiar el comportamiento de pequeños organismos, realizando estudios en línea. El servidor está localizado en el norte de los Estados Unidos y las imágenes son tomadas desde la Antártica y el Mar Báltico .

  7. Virtual Microscopy in Life Sciences Education. The goal…. create an interactive laboratory experience while removing impediments to learning such as malfunctioning microscopes, aging slide sets, and inconsistent tissue sections. The solutions…. produce high resolution digital replicas of optimal tissue sections.