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Several methods of tissue preparation and different modes of operation of the scanning
electron microscope were used to study the ultrastructure of cells. The author examined
ultrastructure of rat pancreatic acinar cells prepared by Osmium-DMSO-Osmium and
subsequent cracked with razor blade, and discussed the scanning electron microscope
images in comparison with light microscopic and transmission electron microscopic
findings. The results were as follow.
The ultrastructure of pancreatic acinar cells prepared by Osmium-DMSO-Osmium
method was well exposed.
The transmission electron microscopy easily revealed the cellular organelles which
were poorly visualized by light microscope.
The ultrastructures of pancreatic acinar cells studied by SEM were well correlated
with results obtained by TEM. The surface of nuclear membrane was smooth.
Mitochondria were round or elongated and had many cristae. RER arranged in lamellae
Pattern with occasional dilatation. Golgi complex was composed of vesicles, lamellae and
vacuoles. The inner surfaces of above mentioned organelles revealed relatively granular
textures. One important point revealed by cracked samples concerns the findings of
spherical secretory granules within thin walled cavities, which suggestive of Golgj
vesicle origin. These vesicles appear connected by small openings. It is suggested that
they may represent a system of intercommunicating chambers(vacuoles).

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