The Department of Histology and Embryology examines the microscopic structure of healthy tissues, cells and organs. histology with, researching the developmental processes of living things from fertilization onwards embryology It encompasses a wide range of scientific disciplines. This field provides cellular and developmental information that is both an important part of basic medical sciences and the foundation of clinical branches.
The Department of Histology and Embryology at our hospital provides undergraduate and graduate education, conducts research projects, and supports students' practical learning with modern microscopic techniques.
Microscopic examination of normal tissues and cells
Analysis of structural features of organs by light and electron microscopy
Theoretical and practical training in fertilization, embryo development and prenatal processes
Histological staining techniques, tissue processing and section preparation applications
Experimental tissue analyses for scientific research
Introduction to embryonic developmental anomalies and structural disorders of genetic origin
Our unit provides practical lessons and one-on-one microscopy training supported by modern laboratory equipment.
The Department of Histology and Embryology offers the following for medical students:
Cell biology and structural properties of tissues
Embryonic periods, fetal development and congenital anomalies
Microscopic identification and preparation reading skills
Theoretical lectures, laboratory practices and microscopic discussions
Student research, scientific congress presentations and thesis consultancy
offers.
As the Department of Histology and Embryology:
Providing students with a solid morphological background,
Teaches the normal and pathological interpretation of microscopic structures,
Supporting scientific research,
Addressing cell and developmental biology with a holistic approach
We carry out our education and research activities with an understanding.
Our aim is to ensure that students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills so that they can transition to clinical branches with a solid foundation and contribute to academic productivity.