Loose And Dense Connective Tissues Microscope Slides, Each

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Mammal Reticular Tissue Slide, 7 µm, Silver Stain. Reticular Tissue Is A Type Of Loose Connective Tissue That Is Primarily Composed Of Reticular Fibers (Type Iii Collagen Fibers). Students Can Use This Slide, A Section Of Mammal Lymph Node Stained With Silver Stain, To Easily Identify The Long, Branching Reticular Fibers. This Type Of Tissue Is Found In Bone Marrow And Lymphatic Tissues.