Question

a)identify the structure the arrow points to. b)give one region where you would find this structure. histology slide with arrow pointing to a structure seen between a gland and connective tissue. adipose tissue; around organs sebaceous gland; dermis of skin dense irregular connective tissue; walls of elastic arteries arrector pilorum muscle; dermis of skin

Explanation:

The arrector pili muscle is located in the dermis of the skin and is seen between a gland (sebaceous gland) and connective - tissue in skin histology. Adipose tissue is more of a loose, fat - filled tissue not typically this structure. Sebaceous glands are the glandular structures themselves, not the structure between the gland and connective tissue. Dense irregular connective tissue in the walls of elastic arteries has a different histological appearance and location. The arrector pili muscle is a small smooth - muscle that attaches to the hair follicle and the papillary layer of the dermis.

Answer:

E. Arrector pili muscle ; dermis of skin