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Conjunctiva of a dog’s eye stained with PAS.
(Left) This field shows the palpebral conjunctiva with its epithelium containing numerous PAS-positive goblet cells (arrows). (Right) The bulbar conjunctiva (*) shows a stratified epithelium with only a few epithelial mucous cells. The image emphasizes the fact that the composition of the epithelium along the conjunctiva is highly variable. Stain: PAS-Hematoxylin
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Michael Lalli & Zsuzsanna Bencsath-Makkai,
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