Cerebrum Ag stain section

This section of nervous tissue stained with the argentaffin (AG) stain highlights specific structures such as axons and dendrites. It reveals neuronal cell bodies, dendrites, and axons, showcasing the intricate neural architecture of the cerebrum with varying degrees of staining.
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Sympathetic ganglion, l.s. (Longitudinal Section)

This section displays a longitudinal view of a sympathetic ganglion, a cluster of neuronal cell bodies outside the central nervous system. It illustrates the arrangement of neurons and their processes, providing insight into the organization of the sympathetic nervous system.
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Mammal cerebrum H & E (Hematoxylin and Eosin stain)

This staining method highlights cellular structures in the mammalian cerebrum. It reveals neuronal cell bodies, glial cells, and neuropil (network of nerve fibers and dendrites), providing information about the cellular composition and organization of the cerebrum.
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Spinal cord (mammal) c.s. (Cross Section)

This cross-section of the mammalian spinal cord depicts its internal structure, including gray and white matter regions. It showcases neuronal cell bodies, dendrites, myelinated axons, nerve roots, and protective meninges, offering insight into the functional organization of the spinal cord and its role in sensory and motor processing.