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Quantitative ultrastructural immunocytochemistry using a computerized image analysis system.

Secretory granules in human pituitary adenoma cells have been examined indirectly for hormone epitopes by immunogold labelling of resin-embedded ultrathin sections. The specific binding of different immunoglobulin-gold complexes to the antigrowth hormone antibodies over the secretory granules was measured using a computerized image analysis system. This facilitated the assessment of the preferential binding to the target granules of gold particles with three different average particle diameters (Au7, Au11, Au17). The time of pretreatment of sections with H2O2 or a buffer was found to influence the staining considerably. The scanning electron microscopic findings of protruded secretory granules with a mountain-like surface might be relevant to the uneven distribution of immunolabels seen over the secretory granules in the adenohypophysis.