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What is the analine blue stained structure in the sample?

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ladessa [460]2 years ago

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The analine blue stained structure in the sample is called; Extracellular tissue

<h3>What is the component of the biological structure?</h3>

From online sources, the analine blue stained structure is a stringy mass beneath the intestinal epithelium that extends into the villi.

Now, Aniline blue binds to extracellular structures such as the fibers in the lamina propria which is the name of the connective tissue beneath the intestinal epithelium.

Finally, the analine blue stained structure is called Extracellular tissue.

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