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A microscope slide of a mammalian lymph node from a cat or dog. Stained with hematoxylin and eosin to show general structures. Mammal Lymph Node Slide, 7 µm, H&E.

Mammal Lymph Node Slide, 7 µm, H&E. Begin your study of the lymphatic system using this slide that shows the general structures of the mammalian lymph node. Lymph nodes are located throughout the mammalian body and serve to cleanse lymph (fluid of the lymphatic system) and activate immune responses. Stained with hematoxylin and eosin so students can easily locate the lymph nodules, medulla, cortex, and outer fibrous capsule of the lymph node. An excellent aid for familiarizing students with the location, function, and general structures of the lymphatic system.