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摘要
介绍了用透射电子显微镜(TEM)检测少量样品的方法。在本研究中,使用KMU-100培养细胞系检测透射电镜所需的细胞数量。用磷酸盐缓冲液(PBS)稀释至不同浓度的浮细胞,通过离心机将浮细胞聚集在Beem胶囊的尖端。样品固定、脱水、Epon 812包埋后,用金刚石刀切割,电子染色,透射电镜检查。结果,我们了解到透射电镜可以观察到超过1 x 10(3)的细胞量。尽管在此过程中细胞受到损伤,但与原始单层细胞相比,细胞的微观结构相对保持不变。在不久的将来,流式细胞术(FCM)和透射电镜(TEM)可能会对分选的细胞进行检测。
Development of preparing small-amount samples for transmission electron microscopy.
The means of examination of small-amount samples by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is described. In this study, the amount of cells necessary for TEM was examined by using a KMU-100 cultured cell line. Floating cells diluted with phosphate buffer solution (PBS) to several concentrations, were gathered in the tip of Beem capsules by means of centrifuge. After fixation, dehydration, and embedding with Epon 812, the samples were cut with a diamond knife, followed by electron staining, and examined by TEM. As a result, we learned that an amount of cells over 1 x 10(3) could be observed by TEM. In spite of cell damage through this procedure, the microscopic structures of the cells were relatively maintained compared with the original cell monolayers. In the near future, it may be possible to examine the sorted cells by flow cytometry (FCM) with TEM.