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Alveolus

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x

Alveoli <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

Alveoli

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
Interalveolar septum <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

Interalveolar septum

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
- Type I cells <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

- Type I cells

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
- Type II cell <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

- Type II cell

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
- Capillaries <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

- Capillaries

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
- Endothelial cell nuclei <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

- Endothelial cell nuclei

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
Air-blood barrier <p>With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x</p>

Air-blood barrier

With the electron microscope, the details of the interalveolar septum are more obvious. Capillaries bulge into the alveoli. Type I and endothelial nuclei are readily distinguishable. Lamellar bodies and microvilli are obvious on the septal cells. 4000x
Main SlideAlveoliInteralveolar septum - Type I cells - Type II cell - Capillaries - Endothelial cell nucleiAir-blood barrier