1. Electron microscopy of C. albicans cell wall.
Electron microscopy of C. albicans cell wall. (A) Immunoelectron microscopy of thin sections reacted with antibody recognizing Pir1p and then with gold-conjugated second antibody showing protein presence within the cell wall. (Reprinted from reference 168 with permission from Blackwell Publishing.) (B) Electron microscopy of cells reacted with antibody to Als1p followed by reaction with gold-conjugated second antibody before embedding and sectioning. (Courtesy of Lois Hoyer, reproduced with permission.) (C) Freeze-fractured, freeze-etched hydrophilic cell of C. albicans showing fibrils at the outer surface. F, fracture face. Bar, 0.19 μm. (Reprinted from reference 136 with permission.) (D) Immunoelectron microscopy of thin sections reacted with antibody recognizing Hsp70 and then with gold-conjugated secondary antibody showing protein presence within the cell wall. Arrows indicate a series of gold particles. Bar, 0.2 μm. (Reprinted from reference 213.)‏
W. LaJean Chaffin Microbiol. Mol. Biol. Rev. 2008; doi: /MMBR