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Adipocyte

A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x

Adipocytes filled with lipid <p>A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x</p>

Adipocytes filled with lipid

A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x

Collagen fibers <p>A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x</p>

Collagen fibers

A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x

Peripheral nerve <p>A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x</p>

Peripheral nerve

A small accumulation of adipocytes is seen here in a loose connective tissue. This tissue has been fixed with osmium tetroxide, which preserves the large lipid droplet and prevents it from being extracted during tissue preparation. The reaction of osmium with the lipid produces the brown-black staining. 1000x

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