Textbook of Human Histology Volume 1: Foundations of Tissue Structure and Function
9781779567765
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Arcler Education Inc
Overview
Histology examines how cells and extracellular matrices assemble into tissues that perform specific physiological roles. Volume 1 introduces microscopy techniques, staining methods, and the four basic tissue types with high-quality photomicrographs and schematic summaries. Each tissue is described in terms of cellular components, ultrastructure, and functional implications for organ performance. Correlative notes link microscopic features to clinical signs and common pathological changes. Learning aids such as labeled slide guides and comparison tables support lab identification skills and exam preparation.
Author Bio
Dr. Neda Nikolovski, a Molecular Biologist and Physiologist holding a PhD in Immunology, has been dedicated to scientific research since 2015 at the Institute for Biological Research, Belgrade University, Belgrade, Serbia. Her primary areas of expertise encompass immunology, autoimmunity, neurodegenerative diseases, multiple sclerosis and its animal models, dendritic cells, and cell-based immunotherapy in autoimmune conditions. She is author of 27 research papers published in esteemed international journals and has contributed her expertise as a reviewer for numerous international publications.
