Anatomy A215 Virtual Microscopy
Cerebrum
 
 

The cerebrum is the thinking, seeing, hearing, emotional and voluntary movement part of our brain. The cerebrum is divided into right and left cerebral hemispheres. The major microscopic divisions are:
  • The cortex, the outer layer composed primarily of unmyelinated nerve fibers and nerve cell bodies (gray matter).
  • The white matter, composed of tracts of myelinated nerve fibers.

 

 

In this slide of the CEREBRUM, notice its surface layer, the cortex, composed of gray matter and containing cell bodies and processes of neurons as well as smaller glial cells of which only the darker nuclei are seen.

 

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