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Adrenal cortex
The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x
![Zona fasciculata <p>The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x</p>](https://digitalhistology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Or.Endo_.Ad-4-1-ping.png)
Zona fasciculata
The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x
![Zona reticularis <p>The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x</p>](https://digitalhistology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Or.Endo_.Ad-4-2-ping.png)
Zona reticularis
The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x
![Capillaries <p>The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x</p>](https://digitalhistology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Or.Endo_.Ad-4-3-ping.png)
Capillaries
The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x
![- Endothelial cells <p>The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x</p>](https://digitalhistology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Or.Endo_.Ad-4-4-ping.png)
- Endothelial cells
The heavily vacuolated cells of zona fasciculata are arranged in uniform rows (fascicles), which alternate with wide-diameter, fenestrated capillaries. The cells of zona reticularis form an interlacing network, are smaller and stain more intensely than cells in the zona fasciculata. Cells of zona reticularis are also surrounded by fenestrated capillaries. 400x
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The location of this image is indicated in the inset panel.