Syllabus
Lectures (L) / Practical classes (PC)
Lecturers Prof. Jaroslav Mokrý, M.D., Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. Yvona Mazurová, M.D., Ph.D.
Josef Mraz, M.D., Ph.D. Tomáš Soukup, M.D., Ph.D.
Hana Hrebíková, MSc. 1 L : Histological techniques. (Mokry, 2) 2 PC : Excursion to the histological laboratories - demonstration of the processing of histological material. Excursion to the EM laboratory. Processing of hard tissues. (Mazurová, Mokrý, 3) 3 L : Ossification - intramembranous, endochondral. Ossification of mandibular condyle; synovial membrane. (Mokrý, 2) 4 PC : Revision of histological preparations - glands, CT and cartilages. (Hrebíková, Soukup,3) 5 L : Circulatory system. The lecture is added to mandatory ones.) (Mráz, 1) 6 L : Developmental principles in the ontogenesis. Stem cells. Neural crest. - ELC (Mokrý, 3) 7 PC : Revision of histological preparations - bone, ossification, muscle tissue, peripheral nerve, vegetative ganglion, differential diagnosis of vessels. (Soukup, Mráz, 3) 8 L : Hematopoiesis (principles). Blood - morphology of blood elements. (Mokrý, 2) 9 L : Tooth tissues - 2nd part. . (Mazurová, 2) 10 PC : Tonsils (palatine, lingual, pharyngeal). Revision of histological preparations - respiratory and lymphatic systems. (Mokrý, Hrebíková, 3) 11 L : Organs of the mouth cavity - lip, salivary glands, tongue, palate. General structure of the digestive tube. (Soukup, 3) 12 PC : Revision of histological preparations (primarily of the mouth cavity , incl. the tooth). Credit. (Mazurová, Mráz, 3)
Annotation
The subject supplements some topics explained during lectures or practical classes of Histology and Embryology I. Instruction in histology focuses particularly on practical study of histological preparations with respect to both general and special histology.
Moreover, the processing of histological material is shown to students during the visit of histological laboratories (incl. EM and hard tissues/ teeth processing).
Lecture (ELC) in embryology concerns the developmental principles in ontogenesis and the stem cells.