Publication Highlight: Mapping the Pacinian Corpuscle’s Touch-Sensing Architecture with the Compresstome
A new study from Yale University, published in Science Advances (Ziolkowski et al.), overturns a decades-old model of how the Pacinian corpuscle, the receptor responsible for detecting transient touch and high-frequency vibration in skin, actually works. Led by Elena Gracheva and Sviatoslav Bagriantsev, the team used the Compresstome to prepare tissue for high-resolution electron microscopy, […]