Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Ascaris Female T.S.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Transverse Section Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Observation of Female Nematode Internal Structures
Product Overview
The Ascaris Female T.S. slide is a meticulously prepared laboratory-grade transverse section specimen that highlights the internal anatomy of female Ascaris nematodes. This slide offers a detailed view of the reproductive system, including ovaries, uteri, and associated accessory glands, along with muscular layers, pseudocoelom, and the digestive tract. The preparation ensures that all tissue layers maintain their natural orientation, preserving spatial relationships for accurate observation. The transparent mounting medium improves light transmission and contrast, allowing fine cellular and tissue structures to be clearly visualized under a compound microscope. Mounted on durable glass, the slide provides long-lasting quality and usability without compromising the specimen’s integrity. Key anatomical features such as the cuticle, hypodermis, and body wall musculature are distinctly visible, supporting comprehensive study of nematode morphology. The laboratory-grade quality ensures consistency across slides, each accurately representing female Ascaris anatomy. Fine details, including the arrangement of muscle cells, reproductive ducts, and intestinal lining, are prominently displayed. This slide serves as a reliable tool for examining nematode microstructure and internal organization, enabling students, researchers, and educators to observe the intricate relationships between organ systems and tissue layers in a female Ascaris specimen.
1. What anatomical structures are visible on the Ascaris Female T.S. slide?
Reproductive organs, muscular layers, pseudocoelom, digestive tract, cuticle, and hypodermis are clearly visible for detailed microscopic study.
2. Can this slide be used with all standard microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with standard compound and light microscopes for clear observation of internal structures.
3. Are alternative nematode slides available for comparison?
Yes, male Ascaris T.S. slides and other nematode species slides are available for comparative anatomical studies.
4. How should the Ascaris Female T.S. slide be stored?
Store in a clean, dry, and dust-free environment to preserve specimen quality and maintain long-term usability.
5. Where are the nematode specimens sourced from?
Specimens are sourced from certified laboratory suppliers to ensure authenticity, quality, and accurate slide preparation.
