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Investigation of human or animal (sheep and ox) leukemic cells by scanning electron microscopy enabled the identification and study of some ultrastructural details of the cell surface. A more detailed visualization by the high contrast technique of the same cell surface was obtained, in this work, for the first time in the biological field. This technique allows a better interpretation of any zone of the preparation examined, irrespective of the species from which the cells are collected.
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