TEM is used to give high-resolution information at molecular, cell, and tissue levels e.g. interactions between intracellular organelles, changes in cellular architecture after genetic mutation, localization of nanoparticles after intracellular uptake. Specimen preparation for TEM involves chemical fixation, dehydration embedding and cutting of 70 nm thin sections that are contrasted with heavy metals before viewing in the electron microscope.
Room Temperature - Transmission Electron Microscopy (RT-TEM)
Workflow
1. Sample processing
2. Ultramicrotomy
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3. Section staining
4. Imaging
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