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Created page with "The staining of this slide is HE . This slide shows the pancreas. A part of it is normal, while a part of it is pathological. The part shown on the picture is pathological. A part of it is very pale and eosinophilic compared to the rest of the slide. Upon closer inspection you can see that the cells in this part also lack nuclei. The normal structure and arrangement of the cells is mostly lost, and the remaining cells are less organized. All these characteristics can a..."
(Created page with "The staining of this slide is HE . This slide shows the pancreas. A part of it is normal, while a part of it is pathological. The part shown on the picture is pathological. A part of it is very pale and eosinophilic compared to the rest of the slide. Upon closer inspection you can see that the cells in this part also lack nuclei. The normal structure and arrangement of the cells is mostly lost, and the remaining cells are less organized. All these characteristics can a...")
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