Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Sycon
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Whole Mount
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Study of Sponge Structure
Product Overview
The Sycon slide is a professionally prepared laboratory-grade whole mount specimen designed for detailed microscopic examination of the sponge Sycon, showcasing its characteristic canal system and cellular organization. The specimen clearly displays key structures, including porocytes, choanocytes, spongocoel, and mesohyl, allowing a comprehensive observation of the sponge’s unique aquiferous system. Prepared under controlled laboratory conditions, the slide ensures excellent preservation of delicate tissues, maintaining structural integrity and clarity for extended study. The mounting medium provides uniform thickness and transparency, enabling precise focusing and accurate observation without distortion. Each slide undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure high-resolution visualization under compound microscopes, allowing detailed study of cellular arrangement, feeding structures, and water flow mechanisms. The durable preparation prevents air bubbles and maintains specimen integrity over time, making it suitable for repeated observations. By highlighting both external and internal features, the Sycon slide offers a complete perspective on sponge morphology and anatomy. Its consistent quality and clarity make it an essential tool for laboratories requiring reliable, professional-grade protozoan and sponge specimens for microscopic investigations. This whole mount slide facilitates thorough understanding of structural organization, providing clear and distinct visualization of cells and canals for precise scientific observation.
1. How should the Sycon slide be handled during use?
Handle the slide by the edges and avoid touching the specimen to prevent contamination or damage.
2. Is the Sycon slide compatible with standard compound microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with all compound and bright-field microscopes for detailed cellular and structural observation.
3. Are there alternative sponge specimens for comparative studies?
Yes, alternatives include Grantia W.M. and Spongilla V.S. slides for comparative microscopic study of sponge morphology.
4. What are the recommended storage conditions for the Sycon slide?
Store in a clean, dry place, away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve clarity and structural integrity.
5. Where is the Sycon slide sourced from?
Prepared by certified laboratory suppliers using professional whole mount techniques to ensure durability and clear visualization of cellular structures.
