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Section of adipose tissue from the wall of a larynx.
This field shows a group of unilocular adipose cells or adipocytes (*). These cells show a single large cavity normally occupied by a single large lipid droplet. The lipid was dissolved by the solvents utilized during the preparation of the histological section. The nuclei of these cells (arrows) are seen in a thin layer of cytoplasm at the periphery of the cells. Each adipocyte is surrounded by a thin layer of connective tissue (arrowheads). Groups of adipocytes (*) are separated by large septae of connective tissue fibres (+). Stain: H–E
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Michael Lalli & Zsuzsanna Bencsath-Makkai,
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