Light micrograph of gallbladder epithelium. It is a simple columnar epithelium, with very tall cells (especially in this sample) and with very well aligned nuclei, located in the basal third. At the apical border, the cells show a density that corresponds to a border of microvilli. Lipid inclusions are frequently found in the apical cytoplasm of vesicle epithelial cells that have been removed during sample processing, leaving a small clear vacuole in their place. The connective tissue of the lamina propria is located below the epithelium, which is very loose in this sample. | |
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