KATE KEZIAH R. PACIONAL
BSMT II
MT30 (LEC) – CC
Histology art creatively illustrates tiny structures in our bodies, like cells and tissues, using staining and imaging techniques. It transforms scientific data into visually appealing depictions, providing a deeper insight into the microscopic world. This art form acts as a bridge between science a…[Read more]

Breanah Heather F. Belandres
MT 30 – CC (LEC)

Urinary System

Whenever I find something difficult to understand in anatomy and physiology, Professor Dave Explains saves the day! In his video on the urinary system, he delves into the intricate workings of nephrons, shedding light on their significance as the kidneys’ functional units.…[Read more]

Breanah Heather F. Belandres
MT 30 – CC (LEC)

Circulatory System

The circulatory system comprises the heart, blood vessels, and blood, working seamlessly to transport vital substances throughout the body. At the center of this intricate network lies the heart, a muscular pump tirelessly contracting and relaxing to propel blood throughout the…[Read more]

Breanah Heather F. Belandres
MT 30 – CC (LEC)

Nervous Tissue

Nervous tissue, a fundamental component of the nervous system, is a complex network of specialized cells that facilitate rapid communication within the body. Comprised primarily of neurons and supporting glial cells, it orchestrates essential functions such as sensation, perception,…[Read more]

Breanah Heather F. Belandres
MT 30 – CC (LEC)

Why is Histology Important?

Histology is crucial for understanding the microscopic structure and function of biological tissues, which is fundamental to both diagnosis and research. By examining tissue samples stained to highlight various cellular components, histologists can identify…[Read more]

Breanah Heather F. Belandres
MT 30 – CC (LEC)

What is Histology Art?

Histology Art is a creative and educational fusion of science and art, where microscopic images of tissues and cells are transformed into visually stunning and often abstract works of art. This field involves taking histological slides, which are thin sections of biological…[Read more]