Fluorescent microscopy of gastric mucosal tissue of cattle and pigs.

The gastrointestinal tract of cattle and pigs represent the digestive organs are two different kinds of animals. Cattle are herbivores and have a complex stomach multi-chamber, which consists of a reticulum, rumen, omasus and the true stomach-abomasus. Pigs are omnivores and have single-chamber stomach. Using modern methods of histological analysis, such as fluorescence microscopy, we have done histological slides of 15 samples of pig stomachs and true stomach (abomasus) cattle. In the analysis of histological material we used fluorescence microscopy. The analysis we noticed all the cell types that characterize the area of the cardia, fundus and pylorus. We have shown the cells of the stomach of cattle and pigs obtained by fluorescence microscopy. On obtained recordings are observed all elements of gastric glands situated in foveols gastric fundus, whose area was in particular observed in the