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                                               SIR WILLIAM DUNN 
                                               SCHOOL OF PATHOLOGY
                                              BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE 
                                              PREPARATION FOR 
                                              ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
                                              Anna Pielach
                                              Dunn School Bioimaging Facility
                                              Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)
                                                                          Arabidopsis root tip cell , JEOL 1400 TEM, (E Johnson)
        Electron Microscopy: Basic Methods 
        Workshop                                                                                                                                                         1
                                                                                                     Electron microscopy
                                                                                                    Specimen requirements
                                                                                       TEM
                                                                        Stable in the vacuum
                                                              Well preserved internal structure
                                                                      Electron dense staining
                                                                        Very thin (eg: 70 nm)
                                                            Particulate samples can be stained                                                  Mouse heart              70 nm thick resin-embedded tissue 
                                                                          and viewed quickly                                                    ~7 mm wide                    sections on a TEM grid
                                                             Cells and tissue require extensive 
                                                                        specimen preparation
                                                                                                                                                      TEM of resin-embedded mouse cardiac tissue (scale bar = 2 µm), 
                                                                                                                                                                     Tecnai12 TEM, E Johnson
                                                                                    Specimen Preparation for TEM
                                                                                                          Particulate samples
                                                            Negative Staining: 
                                                             •  Coat grids with plastic film and carbon
                                                             •  Apply the particulate specimen eg: 
                                                                proteins, viruses, DNA)
                                                             •  Stain with heavy metal solution, eg: 
                                                                uranium salts
                                                             •  Blot dry and view in the TEM 
                                                                                                                                                          Dunn School of Pathology
                                                                                                                                              Bacterial protein stained with uranyl acetate; Tobacco mosaic virus negatively stained 
                                                                                                                                                                with sodium silicotungstate (E. Johnson)
            Electron Microscopy: Basic Methods 
            Workshop                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       2
                                                Specimen Preparation for TEM
                                                                Cells & Tissue
                                                Specimen Preparation for TEM
                                                       Cells & Tissue – Overview
                                                             http://www.research.utah.edu/advanced-microscopy/education/electron-micro/index.html
       Electron Microscopy: Basic Methods 
       Workshop                                                                                                                              3
                                                             Specimen Preparation for TEM
                                                               Cells & Tissue – Primary Fixation
                                                                 Fixation stops cellular processes and aims to preserve the 
                                                                 specimen as close as possible to its natural state. 
                                                                 Characteristics of a good fixative: 
                                                                     • Permeates cells readily and acts quickly 
                                                                     • Is irreversible 
                                                                     • Does not cause fixation artifacts
                                                                 Methods of fixation include: 
                                                                     • Chemical fixation with aldehydes 
                                                                     • Cryo-fixation with liquid nitrogen 
                                                                                                                            C elegans, A Moloney/E Johnson
                                                             Specimen Preparation for TEM
                                                             Cells & Tissue – Chemical Fixation
                                                                  Glutaraldehyde                          Paraformaldehyde: 
                                                                  irreversible cross-linking of           reversible cross-linking, small 
                                                                  proteins via amino groups               molecule, penetrates quicker 
                                                                  Standard TEM fix: 2.5% glutaraldehyde + 2-4% PFA for 30 mins to 
                                                                  overnight. 
         Electron Microscopy: Basic Methods 
         Workshop                                                                                                                                                                    4
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