How Are Pacinian Corpuscles Identified in Histological Sections?
In histological sections, Pacinian corpuscles can be identified by their unique onion-like appearance due to the multiple concentric lamellae. They are often stained using hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) or other specific staining techniques that highlight connective tissues and nerve fibers. The central nerve ending can be seen as a small dark spot within the lamellar structure.
