Mouse (mus musculus) intestine

Cross-section of the small intestine of mouse (mus musculus) close to the duodenum. The lumen of the gut is at the top of each image. The first and last images were taken at 100x while the second and third showing villi of the epithelium lining the gut at 400x. Purple dots in the middle of each cell are the nucleus of each epithelial cell and pink is the cytoplasm of each cell.
The slide was prepared at the lab of the university, as part of a practical session, but the pictures were taken using my personal light microscope at home with a regular camera.

Immuno-histochemistry and In-situ Hybridization

Both pictures show mouse (mus musculus) embryos 9.5days old and 11.5d respectively.
In the top picture the embryo was hybridized using the anti-sense probe for FGF8 and detected by alkaline phosphatase conjugated antibodies which stained the specific sites of expression of FGF8. The areas in which the staining is more intense are the midbrain hindbrain boundary, forelimb bud and hindlimb bud, especially the edge of the hindlimb bud, the apical ectodermal ridge.
In the second picturethe embryo that was incubated with both primary antibodies and secondary conjugated with peroxidase antibodies, showing the specific sites of expression of neurofilaments. The visible staining represents neurofilaments, spinal ganglia (SpG) developing in the developing vertebrae and the developing cranial nerves, the vagus neurofilament, the glossopharyngeal (GlPh) neurofilament and the hypoglossal neurofilament.

Both pictures were taken from a camera connected to a dissection microscope.