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Arteriole

This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x

Arterioles <p>This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x</p>

Arterioles

This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x

Venule <p>This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x</p>

Venule

This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x

Endothelial cell nuclei <p>This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x</p>

Endothelial cell nuclei

This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x

Internal elastic lamina <p>This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x</p>

Internal elastic lamina

This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x

Smooth muscle cell nuclei <p>This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x</p>

Smooth muscle cell nuclei

This image shows two arterioles along with a venule. Arterioles are classified by having 1-2 layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media. The larger arteriole on the left has two layers of smooth muscle cells, whereas the one on the right has only a single layer. A thin internal elastic lamina is present in larger arteriole. 1000x

Main Slide Arterioles Venule Endothelial cell nuclei Internal elastic lamina Smooth muscle cell nuclei