Lecture

Electron microscopy: Biological sample preparation

Description

This lecture covers the principles of electron microscopy (EM) for imaging biological structures, focusing on considerations for EM of biological samples, preparation techniques including fixation, embedding, sectioning, and staining with heavy metals, as well as the mechanism of action of aldehydes. It also introduces the use of a block face scanning electron microscope for imaging brain tissue.

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