Journal of Microscopy · 2001 · 148 citations · 6 references
MedicineAnatomyCell BiologyHistologyMetrologyMicroscopic AnatomyCellular UltrastructureElectron MicroscopyLight MicroscopyMicroscopic Cell MorphologyElectron Microscopy In HistologyElectron Microscopy Of MitochondriaMitochondrial MorphometrySerial Section AnalysisSpecimen MeasurementThin SectioningThin-section Microscopy
UNLABELLED: An estimate of section thickness is required for measuring structures in serial section microscopy. Mean section thickness is estimated reliably by averaging the ratios of the diameters of cylindrical objects, such as mitochondria, to the number of sections they span. This cylindrical diameters method improves the accuracy of section thickness as inferred from the colour of sections floating in water. The cylindrical diameters method gives the same answer as that obtained by the minimal folds METHOD: It is preferable because it can be done in a series that has no folds that can distort and obscure the objects that are being measured.
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