Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Vorticella W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Whole Mount Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Study of Vorticella Cellular and Ciliary Structures
Product Overview
The Vorticella W.M. slide is a high-quality laboratory specimen meticulously prepared to preserve the intricate morphology of Vorticella for microscopic study. Each slide contains a whole mount preparation that ensures the ciliate’s structure, including its stalk, peristome, and ciliary arrangements, remains intact and visible under a compound microscope. The specimen is treated with precision staining techniques to enhance contrast, allowing clear differentiation of cellular components and structural features. The mounting medium stabilizes the organism, providing long-term durability while maintaining clarity, enabling repeated observations without degradation. This slide is compatible with standard laboratory microscopes and supports detailed examination of the stalked protozoan’s morphology, behavior, and attachment mechanisms. Laboratory-grade preparation ensures consistent quality, making it suitable for students, educators, and researchers who require a reliable and precise specimen for observation. The slide delivers optimal visualization of fine cellular details, including the contractile stalk, oral cilia, and peristomal structures, providing a complete view of the organism’s anatomy. Its whole mount format ensures comprehensive examination, allowing clear observation of the overall morphology, arrangement of cilia, and attachment features. The Vorticella W.M. slide is designed for extended use and is an essential tool for laboratories focusing on protozoan morphology, microscopic technique development, and detailed cellular observation.
1. What structures can be observed on the Vorticella W.M. slide?
The slide reveals stalk, peristome, contractile structures, and ciliary arrangements for detailed microscopic observation.
2. Can this slide be used with all standard microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with compound and light microscopes commonly used in laboratory settings.
3. Are there alternative protozoan slides available?
Yes, slides of other ciliates, paramecia, and protozoan whole mounts are available for comparative study.
4. How should the Vorticella W.M. slide be stored?
Store in a cool, dry, and dust-free environment to preserve specimen clarity and longevity.
5. Where are the Vorticella specimens sourced from?
Specimens are sourced from certified laboratory suppliers ensuring high-quality and reliable whole mount preparations.
