Glomerulus: Blood supply
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Renal corpuscle
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
- Glomerulus
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Interlobular artery
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Afferent arteriole
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Vascular pole
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Juxtaglomerular apparatus
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Ascending thick limb
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Urinary pole
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
Proximal convoluted tubule
The interlobular artery, a branch from the arcuate artery, gives rise to afferent arterioles, one of which supplies each glomerulus of a renal corpuscle. Renal corpuscles are located in the convoluted portions of the cortex, which form the lateral boundaries of each renal lobule. An interlobular artery and vein mark the lateral boundary of a lobule. 10x, 200x
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