Brazilian atlas with high resolution microscopic images, designed for bimedical students and professionals.

Contains links to sites with images, protocols and techniques, and general histology resources.

An alphabetical protocol index.

Links, books, mnemonics and information about histology for undergraduate and graduate anatomy, medical, dental, and other health professional students. Includes reviews and recommendations.

Interactive diagrams of normal human histology. Clicking on an organ opens a pop-up window with a slide of normal tissue.

Includes a detailed look at immunoenzyme techniques, immunofluorescence and in situ hybridizations. Contains a photogallery, Discussion Board and related links.

More than 1000 labeled images, with descriptions, practice labs, and quizzes. Created by the UIUC College of Medicine.

A comprehensive histology atlas from the Kansas University Medical Center.

Research focusing on histology, cell biology, microscopy, neurobiology, and stereology. From the University of Oporto, Portugal.

Lesson plans with slides and practicals for the Loyola University Medical Education Network histology course.

Histology section includes exams, courses, techniques and procedures, and tissue preservation resources.

Incorporated in 1974 for the purpose of advancing professional growth, standards, knowledge and performance of histotechnology through continuing and formal education programs.

Online resource for histotechnologists, with help sheets on staining, preparation, dyes, and safety.

Quality control organization for biological dyes and stains. Publications, services, histology links, and protocols are provided.

Thorough atlas with hyperlinked notes and slides, as well as good organ reviews by slides, study set of slides, and sample quizzes.

Comprehensive tutorial in both quiz and review modes, with internal links to slides and an extensive glossary.

Course syllabus and class resources, including microscopic images, ultrastructural images, 3-D models, and labelled diagrams.

Slides arranged by tissue or organ types, for non-human mammals and birds. From School of Veterinary Medicine.

University of Wisconsin Medical School offers several ways to view their information.