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Towards the imaging of Weibel?Palade body biogenesis by serial block face-scanning electron microscopy |pdf=|usr=}}{{25644989}} gab.com Text Towards the imaging of Weibel Palade body biogenesis by serial block face-scanning electron microscopy JO: J Microsc http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25644989 #FOAvip Electron microscopy is used in biological research to study the ultrastructure at high resolution to obtain information on specific cellular processes. Serial block face-scanning electron microscopy is a relatively novel electron microscopy imaging technique that allows three-dimensional characterization of the ultrastructure in both tissues and cells by measuring volumes of thousands of cubic micrometres yet at nanometre-scale resolution. In the scanning electron microscope, repeatedly an image is acquired followed by the removal of a thin layer resin embedded biological material by either a microtome or a focused ion beam. In this way, each recorded image contains novel structural information which can be used for three-dimensional analysis.Here, we explore focused ion beam facilitated serial block face-scanning electron microscopy to study the endothelial cell?specific storage organelles, the Weibel?Palade bodies, during their biogenesis at the Golgi apparatus. Weibel?Palade bodies predominantly contain the coagulation protein Von Willebrand factor which is secreted by the cell upon vascular damage. Using focused ion beam facilitated serial block face-scanning electron microscopy we show that the technique has the sensitivity to clearly reveal subcellular details like mitochondrial cristae and small vesicles with a diameter of about 50 nm. Also, we reveal numerous associations between Weibel?Palade bodies and Golgi stacks which became conceivable in large-scale three-dimensional data. We demonstrate that serial block face-scanning electron microscopy is a promising tool that offers an alternative for electron tomography to study subcellular organelle interactions in the context of a complete cell. Twit Text FOAVip Towards the imaging of Weibel Palade body biogenesis by serial block face-scanning electron microscopy ????J Microsc http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25644989 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25644989 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|25644989}}</ref> Towards the imaging of Weibel?Palade body biogenesis by serial block face-scanning electron microscopy #MMPMID25644989 Mourik M; Faas F; Zimmermann H; Eikenboom J; Koster A J Microsc 2015[Aug]; 259 (2): 97-104 PMID25644989show ga Electron microscopy is used in biological research to study the ultrastructure at high resolution to obtain information on specific cellular processes. Serial block face-scanning electron microscopy is a relatively novel electron microscopy imaging technique that allows three-dimensional characterization of the ultrastructure in both tissues and cells by measuring volumes of thousands of cubic micrometres yet at nanometre-scale resolution. In the scanning electron microscope, repeatedly an image is acquired followed by the removal of a thin layer resin embedded biological material by either a microtome or a focused ion beam. In this way, each recorded image contains novel structural information which can be used for three-dimensional analysis.Here, we explore focused ion beam facilitated serial block face-scanning electron microscopy to study the endothelial cell?specific storage organelles, the Weibel?Palade bodies, during their biogenesis at the Golgi apparatus. Weibel?Palade bodies predominantly contain the coagulation protein Von Willebrand factor which is secreted by the cell upon vascular damage. Using focused ion beam facilitated serial block face-scanning electron microscopy we show that the technique has the sensitivity to clearly reveal subcellular details like mitochondrial cristae and small vesicles with a diameter of about 50 nm. Also, we reveal numerous associations between Weibel?Palade bodies and Golgi stacks which became conceivable in large-scale three-dimensional data. We demonstrate that serial block face-scanning electron microscopy is a promising tool that offers an alternative for electron tomography to study subcellular organelle interactions in the context of a complete cell. äTowards the imaging of Weibel?Palade body biogenesis by serial block f(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing