Morphology of renal epithelial cells with fatty degeneration in urine sediment: microscopy of native preparation, size and light refraction of lipid droplets.
Renal epithelial cells with fatty degeneration. Cells are significantly enlarged (2-4 times larger than a leukocyte), densely packed with fat droplets. When viewed at low magnification, they strongly refracted light, appearing as dark brown spots. Native preparation, magnification x400
🙏 Material kindly provided by biochemist Daniil Adamov, Moscow
Morphology of renal epithelium with fatty degeneration: microscopy of urine sediment in native form and after Sudan III staining at 400x magnification.
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