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Histo APG Cells Labeled Red Stain

Microscopic view of anterior pituitary gland (APG) cells stained with Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E). In the image are acidophils and basophils highlighted using white circles and text labels, to distinguish them. The cells are predominantly pink and purple due to the distribution of the stain.

Histological image. H&E stained APG cells, densely packed, fill the frame. The cells generally stain pink and purple. Several clusters of acidophils and basophils are circled in white and labeled with text overlays. The general composition is a tightly organized field of view.

Professor Amy Fenwick

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