Specifications Table

Product Name – Amoeba Proteus

Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide

Form – Prepared Slide

Grade – Laboratory Grade

Application – Microscopic Study of Protozoan Structures

Product Overview

The Amoeba Proteus prepared slide is an essential specimen for microscopy, designed to reveal the detailed structure and movement patterns of this protozoan organism. The sample is carefully collected, fixed, and stained to highlight the key cellular components including the pseudopodia, nucleus, and cytoplasm. Special attention is given to preserving the integrity of the amoeba’s flexible membrane, allowing clear observation of its dynamic shape changes. The mounting process ensures stability and prevents drying or contamination, thereby enhancing the longevity and usability of the slide. High-grade mounting media is used to maintain the optical clarity and prevent any distortions under high magnification. The slide is compatible with various microscopy setups such as bright-field, dark-field, and phase-contrast systems, ensuring versatile use across different observational needs. The staining technique is optimized to enhance contrast, providing sharp details that assist in identifying internal structures and behaviors. This slide maintains consistency across multiple observations without compromising sample quality. Its robust preparation process allows for extended use without fading or degradation, making it a reliable tool for in-depth microscopic analysis. The Amoeba Proteus slide is a practical, high-quality specimen for studying single-celled organisms in detail, offering clear visualization and dependable performance under diverse laboratory conditions.

1. How should I handle the Amoeba Proteus slide to avoid damage?

Always handle the slide by the edges and use clean lenses and tools to avoid contamination or scratches.

2. Can this slide be used with advanced imaging techniques?

Yes, it is compatible with bright-field, dark-field, and phase-contrast microscopy for detailed observations.

3. What are suitable alternatives to this slide?

Other protozoan slides such as Paramecium or Euglena can be used for comparative studies.

4. How should the slide be stored after use?

Store it in a dry, dust-free container at room temperature, away from moisture and direct sunlight.

5. Where is this slide manufactured?

The slide is sourced from certified laboratory suppliers adhering to strict quality control standards for sample preparation.