A scanning electron microscope (SEM) is a type of microscope used in imaging that produces images by scanning a surface with a focused beam of electrons.
Eligible samples for SEM are typically dehydrated or fixed in the case of cells, and can also be cryogenically fixed for lipid observation.
Back-scattering electrons (BSE) observation coupled with gold immunostaining can be selected if required.
Materials to provide
Samples in optimal conditions.
Description of the samples.
Antibodies and conditions of staining for immunostaining.
Further details on the project may be requested.
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Typical deliverables
Preparation of samples.
Immunostaining.
Imaging.
Data treatment.
Pictures and protocols for publication.
Study following the specifications validated with the Expert.
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