Recently, I head down to the Experimental Medicine Building, to use the resources that they have on human microscopic anatomy/structure.
First foremost, I was taught the fundamentals of using a microscope, and lastly the choosing of whichever samples that I would like to view on.
I was spoilt for choices with the many samples, however the technician was of great help. He sat beside my work desk and assisted me — he even play trial and error to view the different samples to get the pattern that I was looking for in our human anatomy.
I selected a few of the samples, and did a screenshot of what I studied:
Mammal Cerebellum
Human Spinal Cord
Human Scalp
Mammal Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands
Mammal Kidney
Human Lung
Human Skin, Non-pigmented
Mammal Artery and Vein
Human Skeletal Muscle
Mammal Compact Bone
Mammal Ovarian Follicles
Human Ovary, active phase
Human Tongue
Mammal Esophagus
Human Stratified Columnar Epithelium