Ultrastructural preservation of tissues and their reaction to the infection with trichinella in the El Plomo mummy: Muscle fiber ultrastructure and trichinosis/mummy of the Cerro El Plomo.
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The El Plomo mummy, a pre-Columbian Incan child found in the Andes Mountains, was naturally mummified due to the cold and windy environment, and dated to 1450-1500 AD.
Analysis of tissue samples from the mummy’s right quadriceps using electron microscopy showed that cell boundaries were preserved, but specific organelles and contractile units like actin and myosin were damaged or unrecognizable.
Despite muscle cell damage, the collagen type I structure remained intact, indicating that natural mummification can preserve some extracellular components while damaging finer cellular ultrastructures.
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