Protocol 1 – Schematic representation of sample preparation and representative SEM images of <i>T. vaginalis</i> FMV1 strain processed by CPD and HMDS drying.

<p>In CPD-prepared samples, parasites exhibit typical piriform or ellipsoid morphology with a slightly irregular surface displaying small undulations. Four anterior flagella (AF), a recurrent flagellum (RF), and the axostyle (Ax) tip extending from the posterior region of the parasite are seen...

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Main Author:	Tuanne dos Santos Melo (22378988) (author)
Other Authors:	Abigail Miranda-Magalhães (11665651) (author), Regina Celia Bressan Queiroz de Figueiredo (9999206) (author), Antonio Pereira-Neves (750585) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Cell Biology Cancer Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified slight qualitative enhancement scanning electron microscopy quantitative analyses revealed revealing membranous networks >, causative agent novel ultrastructural features cytonemes forming network though hmds demonstrated intercellular communication mechanisms div >< p trichomonas vaginalis </ cell surface projections surface projections involved host cell adhesion cytonemes upon hmds strain previously cpd hexamethyldisilazane drying enhances cell surface intercellular communication vaginalis </ revealing hmds fragile projections surface morphology seems involved previously observed host cells >, including vaginalis .</ ultrastructural analysis parasite adhesion widely used valuable option thin posterior study demonstrates sample preparation results show reliable alternative pivotal role marked increase like structures like connections image quality human trichomoniasis enhanced visualization drying protocol axostylar cytoneme associated artifacts artifact formation amoeboid forms
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Protocol 1 – Schematic representation of sample preparation and representative SEM images of <i>T. vaginalis</i> FMV1 strain processed by CPD and HMDS drying.

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