Fig. 8
From: Cytotoxicity and solubility evaluation of two types of whiskers by cell magnetometry
Electron microscopic images. a (Left) Electron micrograph of a normal macrophage (SEM). The normal macrophage is round, and the cell surface is covered with microvilli projecting in all directions. (Right) Electron micrograph of a normal macrophage (TEM). The nucleus shows an irregular shape. Phagocytic vacuoles, smooth-surfaced endoplasmic reticulum, secretory granules and lysosomes are seen in the cytoplasm. b (Left) Electron micrograph of a macrophage in CABW-added group (SEM). Projections on the cell surface were reduced in the CABW-added group. (Right) Electron micrograph of macrophages in CABW-added group (TEM). Projections on the cell surface were reduced in the CABW-added group. c (Left) Electron micrograph of macrophages in ABW-added group (SEM). Projections on the cell surface were reduced in the ABW-added group. (Right) Electron micrograph of macrophages in ABW-added group (TEM). Projections on the cell surface were reduced in the ABW-added group