What Are Some Common Exogenous Substances Studied in Histology?
Histologists often study a variety of exogenous substances to understand their effects on tissue structure and function. Some common examples include:
Pollutants: Industrial chemicals, heavy metals, and pesticides. Infectious Agents: Bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Foreign Particles: Asbestos fibers, silica, and microplastics. Drugs: Both medicinal and recreational substances.
