Micrographs of tissue culture cells   These are photographs taken in previous years of tissue cultures similar to those you prepared in the lab last week. cells growing out of an explant heart cells, taken through the microscope eyepiece heart cells at higher magnification low-resolution photograph of leg cartilage, from which cells have migrated out similar to the previous, but in this case the cartilage came from the eye fibroblasts, typical of heart or leg muscle another picture of fibroblasts cluster of chondrocytes (above), glial cell (below) two cells resulting from mitosis, starting to spread out again blebbing cells chondrocytes at high magnification island of cells, maybe nerves and myelin? chondrocytes and fibroblasts from leg embryonic feather     The rest of the pictures are from the cultures you prepared last week.   explanted chunk of heart tissue heart fibroblasts two heart cells that have detached and are dividing liver cells liver cells, higher magnification liver cells; the cell in the center has rounded up, leaving retraction fibers attached to the substratum more liver cells cells growing out from a piece of pigmented retina retina; note the black pigment in the center myotubes in a culture made from cartilage   Please make drawings of at least five different cell types, as if you were looking at your cultures in the lab. Please e-mail your completed sheets to your TA by April 24/25.