The mitochondria were round or oval and contained few cristae.
Organelles were more randomly distributed throughout the cytoplasm and signs of endoplasmic reticulum proliferation and damage to mitochondrial membranes and cristae were observed.
Generally they are sparse in the tegument and have an ovoid appearance with many cristae/mitochondrion.
In the group of intact embryos nearly all mitochondria were translucent with a light matrix and wellexpressed cristae.
The distribution and characteristics of the organelles is as in control embryos, but no mitochondria with transverse cristae are observed.
Mitochondria were filled with a light matrix; cristae were present in half the recognizable mitochondria.
Most mitochondrial profiles are spherical, and show densely packed cristae.
Mitochondria were present in their normal chain-like arrangement throughout the syncytium, but were significantly swollen and rounded with distinct cristae.
