Abstract
Modern electron microscopy permits scientists to study the fine detail of cells and tissues, using both two-dimensional and three-dimensional imaging modalities. However, achieving optimal preservation of ultrastructure for a variety of biological samples remains a challenge. Here, we describe practical methods to preserve the fine structure of mouse skeletal muscle and sciatic nerve and to obtain high-resolution images of mitochondria in cultured cells, flow-sorted T-cells, and mouse urothelium. We also propose an effective and economical workflow for three-dimensional electron microscopy in the context of a microscopy core facility.
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Liang, F.-X., Petzold, C., Dancel-Manning, K., Sall, J., Ren, P. H., & Zhou, C. (2021). Challenges Facing an EM Core Laboratory: Mitochondria Structural Preservation and 3DEM Data Presentation. Microscopy Today, 29(1), 18–23. https://doi.org/10.1017/s1551929520001777
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