Description
Specifications
Product Name – Balanoglossus Trunk
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Slide
Grade – Lab-Grade
Application – Observation of Trunk Anatomy and Tissue Structures
Product Overview
The Balanoglossus Trunk prepared slide is a precision laboratory specimen designed to highlight the intricate trunk anatomy of Balanoglossus, a hemichordate organism. Mounted on high-quality optical glass with a protective cover slip, the slide provides exceptional clarity for microscopic examination of trunk segmentation, tissue layers, and structural details. Careful staining accentuates cellular organization and internal features, allowing observers to distinguish coelomic compartments, muscular layers, and epidermal structures with ease. The lab-grade preparation ensures uniform thickness and optimal light transmission, enabling consistent observation under various magnifications. This slide supports repeated use without compromising specimen integrity, maintaining long-term visibility of anatomical structures. Its durable mounting preserves delicate tissues and enhances contrast, making it suitable for precise morphological studies. The Balanoglossus Trunk slide is an essential tool for laboratories, educators, and research enthusiasts seeking an accurate, ready-to-use specimen to explore the trunk anatomy, segmentation patterns, and tissue arrangement of this representative hemichordate species.
1. Which structures are visible on this slide?
The slide clearly shows trunk segmentation, coelomic compartments, muscular layers, and epidermal tissues under magnification.
2. Can this slide be used with standard light microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with all optical microscopes at different magnifications for detailed study.
3. Are alternative Balanoglossus slides available?
Yes, slides featuring the proboscis, collar, and complete organism preparations are also available for comparative observation.
4. How should the slide be stored to maintain its quality?
Store in a dry, dust-free slide box, away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve tissue clarity and integrity.
5. What ensures long-term visibility of trunk structures?
High-quality glass, lab-grade staining, precise mounting, and sealed cover slip preserve the delicate trunk anatomy over time.
