Looking at tissue sections to see their normal histology in my new pathology module. Next week we’re looking at cancerous tissues to see the difference. 🔬🦠
Looking at tissue sections to see their normal histology in my new pathology module. Next week we’re looking at cancerous tissues to see the difference. 🔬🦠
The last Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology episodes are all about the immune system. Episode 45 is definitely one of our favourites! 💖 https://youtu.be/GIJK3dwCWCw
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