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Study of human cutaneous sensory corpuscles using double immunolabelling and confocal laser scanning microscopy

The main constituents of sensory corpuscles, i.e., the central axon, the periaxonic Schwann‐related cells, and the perineurial‐related cells, can be identified light microscopically by simple immunohistochemistry using specific antibodies. This paper demonstrates the usefulness of double immunolabelling for light and confocal laser‐scanning microscopy (CLSM) in the study of human cutaneous sensory corpuscles.