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ELECTRON HISTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY IN THE SMALL INTESTINE OF MOUSE

TIBOR BARKA 1

1 Department of Pathology, The Mount Sinai Hospital, New York 29, New York

In formalin-fixed or glutaraldehyde-fixed frozen sections of mouse jejunum acid phosphatase activity is localized electron histochemically to a group of cytoplasmic bodies. These bodies are structurally heterogeneous, sometimes with internal membranous components. The common position for these structures is below the terminal web. Following oil-feeding the number of enzyme-carrying granules is decreased. Enzyme activity occasionally surrounds lipid droplets.

Submitted on September 3, 1963


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