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  2. histology.medicine.umich.eduHistology at the University of Michigan | histology

    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.

  3. www.pathology.med.umich.edu › digital-pathologyDepartment of Pathology - Digital Pathology - University of...

    Performs scanning on a per-request basis; maintains a secure database of over 325,000 scanned images and associated metadata; instructs and provides technical support to faculty and staff for DP use; and is essentially involved in the growth of DP applications, including support of live-view microscopy for frozen sections and the testing and val...

  4. crlt.umich.edu › virtual-microscopy-life-sciences-educationVirtual Microscopy in Life Sciences Education | CRLT

    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. compile online image repositories.

  5. anatomytool.org › content › michigan-website-histology-and-virtual-microscopyMichigan - Website Histology and Virtual Microscopy | AnatomyTOOL

    A site primarily intended for histology education for Univ. of Michigan students by the University of Michigan. It is broader useful because it contains an ordered collection of hundreds of high-quality virtual histological sections, covering the entire human histology.

  6. www.michiganmedicine.org › health-lab › bodys-microscopic-environment-freeThe Body’s Microscopic Environment, Free for Educators and...

    17 de abr. de 2017 · Using virtual microscopy, educators and students can zoom into any region of such images, going from an organ-level to a tissue-level to a cell-level view. (Images credited to: Michigan Histology and Virtual Microscopy Learning Resources)