Book "Atlas of histology, cytology and embryology" - Mushkambarov N. N., Kuznetsov S. L., Goryachkina V. L.

Book "Atlas of histology, cytology and embryology"

Authors: Mushkambarov N. N., Kuznetsov S. L., Goryachkina V. L.

ISBN 978-5-9986-0486-7

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The atlas was compiled in accordance with the program of the course of histology, cytology and embryology for medical universities by the professors of the Department of Histology, Cytology and Embryology of the First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov (Sechenov University).

An important feature of the atlas is the consistent and detailed captions under the images, which create a fairly solid primary idea for the student both about these images and about the topic being studied as a whole. At the same time, together with the textbook by S.L. Kuznetsov and N.N. Mushkambarov the atlas forms a unique educational complex. A complex that, relying on almost the same illustrations, offers the student material presented at several levels of complexity and informativeness.

This study guide is a translation of the third edition of the atlas in Russian. The previous editions of the atlas were widely known among professors and students.
For students of medical universities, medical faculties of universities and students of the system of postgraduate professional medical education.

Book's contents "Atlas of histology, cytology and embryology" - Mushkambarov N. N., Kuznetsov S. L., Goryachkina V. L.

Section 1. Microscopic equipment

Topic 1. Histological examination equipment

1.1. Tools

1.2. Examples of histological preparation

Section 2. Cytology

Topic 2. Cells and non-cellular structures

2.1. Form of cells and their nuclei

2.2. Cell membranes and cellular surface structures

2.3. Intercellular substance components

Topic 3. Cytoplasm

3.1. Inclusions

3.2. Cytoplasm membrane system

3.3. Ribosomes and mitochondria

3.4. Cytoskeleton and its derivatives

Topic 4. Cell nucleus. Cell division

4.1. Nuclear components; chromatin

4.2. Nucleoli and nuclear envelope

4.3. Types of cell division and a cell cycle

4.4. Mitosis

Section 3. General embriology

Topic 5. Gametes, fertilization, cleavage, blastula

5.1. Gametes

5.2. Fertilization

5.3. Cleavage and blastula development

Topic 6. Gastrulation, development of organ axial rudiments and germinal membranes

6.1. Gastrulation

6.2. Development of axial organ rudiments

6.3. Development of extraembryonic organs

Section 4. General histology

Topic 7. Epithelial tissues

7.1. Integumentary simple epithelium

7.2. Integumentary stratified epithelium

7.3. Glandular epithelium

Topic 8. Blood

8.1. Erythrocytes and thrombocytes

8.2. Granulocytic leukocytes

8.3. Agranulocytic leukocytes

Topic 9. Connective tissue proper and their types

9.1. Loose connective tissue

9.2. Dense connective tissues

9.3. Specialized connective tissues

Topic 10. Skeletal connective tissues

10.1. Cartilage tissues

10.2. Bone tissues

10.3. Bone development

Topic 11. Muscle tissues

11.1. Skeletal striated muscle tissue

11.2. Other types of muscle tissues

Topic 12. Nerve tissue: neurocytes, gliocytes, nerve fibers

12.1. Neurocytes (neurons)

12.2. Glial cells (neuroglia)

12.3. Nerve fibers

Topic 13. Nerve tissue: nerve endings and synapses

13.1. Receptor nerve endings

13.2. Synapse

Section 5. Specific histology

Topic 14. Nervous system: nerves, ganglia, spine

14.1. Nervous system components

14.2. Nerves and ganglia

14.3. Spinal cord

Topic 15. Nervous system: brain

15.1. Cerebellum

15.2. The cerebral cortex

Topic 16. Sensory organs: sight and smell

16.1. Organ of vision

16.2. Olfactory organs

Topic 17. Sensory organs: organ of hearing, organ of equilibrium and organ taste

17.1. Organ of hearing and equilibrium

17.2. Organ of taste

Topic 18. Cardiovascular system: arteries, vessels of microvasculature

18.1. Arteries

18.2. Microvasculature

Topic 19. Cardiovascular system: veins, lymphatic vessels, heart

19.1. Vein

19.2. Lymphatic vessels

19.3. Heart

Topic 20. Hemopoiesis: central organs of hemopoiesis and immunogenesis

20.1. Embryonic hemocytopoiesis

20.2. Postembryonic hemocytopoiesis

20.3. Red bone marrow

20.4. Thymus

Topic 21. Hematopoiesis: peripheral organs of hematopoiesis and immunogenesis

21.1. Lymph nodes

21.2. Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT)

21.3. Spleen

Тopic 22. Endocrine system

22.1. Pineal gland and hypothalamus

22.2. Pituitary gland

22.3. Thyroid and parathyroid glands

22.4. Adrenal glands

Topic 23. Digestive system: oral cavity organs and esophagus

23.1. Overview

23.2. Lips and tongue

23.3. Large salivary glands

23.4. Teeth

23.5. Esophagus

Topic 24. Digestive system: stomach and small intestine

24.1. Stomach

24.2. Small intestine

Topic 25. Digestive system: large intestine, liver and pancreas

25.1. Large intestine

25.2. Liver and biliary ducts

25.3. Pancreas

Topic 26. Respiratory system

26.1. Airways

26.2. Respiratory sections of the lungs

Topic 27. Skin and its appendages

27.1. Skin

27.2. Skin innervation and blood supply

27.3. Skin appendages

Topic 28. Urinary system

28.1. Kidneys: main components

28.2. Renal blood supply and function

28.3. Renal corpuscles

28.4. Renal tubules

28.5. Kidney participation in the endocrine regulation

28.6. Urinary tract

Topic 29. Male genital system

29.1. Testis: main component

29.2. Spermatogenic cell maturation

29.3. Other (besides testes) organs of male reproductive system

Topic 30. Female genital system

30.1. Ovaries

30.2. Ovarian endocrine function and oogenesis

30.3. Female genital tract

30.4. Mammary gland

Section 6. Human embryology

Topic 31. Early stages of human embryogenesis

31.1. Development periods. Gametes

31.2. Fertilization and cleavage

31.3. Gastrulation and extraembryonic organ development

31.4. Germinal layers transformation

Topic 32. Placenta and other extraembryonic organs

32.1. Fetal membranes

32.2. Placenta structure

32.3. Placental functions

32.4. Umbilical cord