Description
Specifications
Product Name – Mammal Nerve Cord (T.S.)
Quantity/Pack Size – Standard Pack
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Examination of Nerve Tissue
Product Overview
The Mammal Nerve Cord T.S. slide is a meticulously prepared laboratory specimen designed for high-precision microscopic observation. The transverse section of the mammalian nerve cord is mounted on a premium-quality glass slide to ensure optimal clarity and durability. Staining techniques highlight the nerve fibers, connective tissue, and associated cells, providing a clear contrast for detailed structural analysis. The slide allows for visualization of critical features such as axon distribution, myelin sheath arrangement, and nerve cell organization. The preparation is fixed and stabilized to prevent deterioration and preserve the integrity of delicate nerve structures over time. Uniform slicing ensures consistent thickness, while the mounting medium enhances optical clarity, facilitating accurate examination under compound microscopes. This laboratory-grade specimen is suitable for repeated observation without compromising the quality of cellular details. The slide’s precision preparation guarantees minimal artifact formation, making it an essential tool for detailed histological study of mammalian nerve tissue. With clear differentiation of cellular components, the slide offers reliable, reproducible results for professional laboratory use.
FAQs
1. Can this slide display detailed nerve fiber arrangements?
Yes, axon bundles and myelin sheaths are clearly visible under standard microscopes.
2. Is it compatible with all compound microscopes?
Yes, the slide is suitable for any laboratory-grade compound microscope.
3. Are alternative nerve tissue slides available?
Yes, other transverse and longitudinal nerve tissue slides are available for comparison.
4. How should the slide be stored to maintain quality?
Store in a dust-free, dry environment away from direct sunlight and handle by the edges only.
5. How long does the preparation remain stable?
With proper storage, the fixed and mounted slide retains clarity and structural integrity for extended periods.
