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Scanning electron microscopy of the normal epidermis and the epidermis in vitro

A simplified technique has been used to examine the epidermis in five skin biopsies and in eight cultured skin specimens by scanning electron microscopy. Paraffin or cryostat sections of the tissue were cut and prepared according to routine histological methods and then given an electrically conducting coating before examination in the scanning electron microscope.