YES
NERVOUS TISSUE
- NERVOUS TISSUE, because the two large cells are made of a cell body (A)
from which ramifications (B) arise.
The cell bodies of two neurons (A) are well defined.
The outline of the nuclei (N) inside the cell bodies can be seen faintly, but it is very
easy to spot their nucleoli (n): the dark spots inside the nuclei.
The thicker neuronal ramifications (B) can
also be seen clearly: these are the brown lines interspersed in the yellow background.
In spite of what it seems, the yellow background is not an extracellular substance
separating neurons. It is jam-packed with cells: glial cells
and smaller ramifications of the neurons.