Electron Micrograph of a Tertiary Lysosome
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Electron Micrograph of a Tertiary Lysosome
EM of a tertiary lysosome. Also called a residual body (RB), it is much more variable in shape and appearance than primary and secondary lysosomes. Note both electron-dense and electron-lucent areas in its lumen. Lysosomes arise from the trans –face of the Golgi complex, so they are often seen nearby. Several mitochondria (Mi) are in the cytoplasm; the cell?s plasma membrane (PM) is indicated. 40,000×.

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Netter's Essential Histology
Netter's Essential Histology
Author: William K. Ovalle, Patrick C. Nahirney
Chapter: Cell
Page: 19
 
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