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sir what these blue dots suggesting? nucleus?

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The ureter does not contain a submucosal layer. The layers of the ureter are as follows: Tunica mucosa ( 18:00 lamina epithelialis and 17:45 lamina propria mucosae) then tunica muscularis (stratum longitudinale then circulare then longitudinale) and lastly Tunica adventitia. Therefore a more proper term for the region where you were point would be would be lamina propria mucosae.

sir in ureter section.. white white thread like lines??

these blue dots are not homogenous looks like have white centres n looks like have lobes.. confused with neutrophils..