Prof. Dr. Khaled El-Mosalamy

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Prof. Dr. Khaled EL-Mosalamy

Professor of Histology

Zaqaziq University - Egypt

Egyptian

Source : Basic Medical Subjects / Histology

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Lectures and contents

Cytology Chapter

› Introduction of Histology   [1] – [2]

› Cell Membrane   [1] – [2] – [3] – [4]

› Mitochondria   [1] – [2]

› Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum   [1]

› Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum   [1]

› Ribosomes   [1]

› Golgi Complex   [1]

› Lysosomes   [1]

› Peroxisomes   [1]

› Proteosomes  [1]

› Micro tubules  [1]

› Cilia  [1]

› Filaments & Inclusions   [1]

› Nucleus   [1] – [2] – [3]

Cytogenetic Chapter

› Karyotyping & Chromosomal Anomalies   [1]

› DNA & RNA   [1]

› Sex Chromosomes   [1]

› Cell Cycle & Cell Renewal   [1]

› Mitosis   [1]

› Meiosis   [1]

› Apoptosis, Necrosis & Cell Cycle   [1]

› Stem Cells   [1]

Epithelium Chapter

› Epithelial Tissues   [1]

› Stratified Epithelium   [1]

› Myoepithelium & Neuroepithelium   [1]

› Glandular Epithelium   [1]

› Apical Cell Polarity   [1]

› Lateral Specialization Cell Junction   [1]

› Basal Cell Polarity   [1]

› Ospe Cell & Functional Structure S1   [1]

Connective Tissue Chapter

› Connective Tissue Cells   [1] – [2] – [3]

› Connective Tissue Fibers   [1]

› Connective Tissue Types   [1]

› Cartilage   [1] – [2] – [Revision]

Bone Chapter

› Bone Cells   [1] – [2]

› Bone Types   [1] – [2]

› Bone Ossification   [1] – [2]

› Revision   [1]

Blood Chapter

› Red Blood Cells – RBCs & Platelets   [1]

› White Blood Cells – WBCs   [1] – [2]

› Haemopiosis & Revision   [1]

› Circulatory System   [1] – [2] – [3] – [4] – [Revision]

Muscular Tissue Chapter

› Skeletal Muscles   [1] – [2]

› Skeletal Muscle Innervation   [1]

› Cardiac Muscle   [1]

› Smooth Muscle   [1]

› Revision   [1] – [2]

Lymphoid & Immune System Chapter

› Introduction   [1]

› thymus   [1]

› Lymph Nodes   [1]

› Spleen   [1] – [2]

› Tonsils   [1]

› Revision   [1]

Nervous System Chapter

› Nervous System   [1] – [2]

› Ganglia & Synapse   [1]

› Neuroglia   [1]

› Receptors   [1]

› Meninges   [1]

› Cerebellum   [1]

› Cerebrum   [1]

Digestive System Chapter

› Oral Cavity & Lips   [1] 

› Tongue   [1]

› Tongue Papillae   [1]

› Lingual Papillae   [1]

› Taste Buds   [1]

› Lips   [1]

› Introduction to Digestive Tube  [1]

› Oesophagus  [1]

› Revision for Papillae & Oesophagus  [1]

› Oral Cavity & Lips   [1] 

› Stomach   [1] – [2] – [3] – [4] – [5] – [6] – [7] – [8]

› Small Intestine   [1] – [2] – [3]

› Large Intestine   [1]

› Appendix   [1]

› Anal Canal   [1]

› Salivary Glands   [1] – [2]

› Pancreas   [1]

› Liver   [1] – [2] – [3]

› Revision    [1] – [2] – [3] – [4]

Respiratory System Chapter

› Nose   [1]

› Trachea & Conducting System   [1]

› Alveoli & Blood Air Barrier   [1]

› Revision   [1] – [2]

Endocrine System Chapter

› Pituitary Gland   [1] – [2]

› Supra-renal  Gland  [1]

› Thyroid Gland   [1]

› Parathyroid Gland & Pineal Gland   [1]

› Slides   [1]

› Revision   [1]

Urogenital System Chapter

› Urinary System [1] – [2] – [3] – [4] – [Revision] – [OSPE]

› Male Genital System    [1] – [2] – [3] – [4] – [5] – [Revision]

› Ovary   [1]

› Fallopian Tube   [1]

› Ovulation & Corpus Luteum   [1]

› Fertilization & Menstruation   [1]

› Implantation & Placenta   [1]

› Vagina & Mammary Gland   [1]

› Revision on Female Genital System   [1]

Eye & Ear Chapter

› Cornea, Sclera & Limbus   [1]

› Choroid, Ciliary Body & Iris   [1]

› Retina   [1]

› External & Middle Ear   [1]

› Inner Ear   [1]

› Ear Revision   [1]

Skin Chapter

› Epidermis   [1] – [2]

› Melanocytes   [1]

› Langerhans Cells   [1]

› Merkles Cells   [1]

› Dermis   [1]

› Sweat Glands   [1]

› Sebaceous Glands   [1]

› Hair   [1]

› Nail   [1]

› Revision   [1]

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Last update : 04.11.2022 08:45 GMT
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