Light micrograph of the substance inside a Warthin tumour, which is a type of benign growth that occurs in salivary glands (the tumour cells are not seen here, only the substance which fills spaces in between the cells). The naming of the substance as 'oil' is because it looks like oil when seen by a pathologist examining such a tumour specimen. Haematoxylin and eosin stained tissue section. Magnification: 200x when printed at 10cm. | |
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