Description
Specifications
Product Name – Cheek Cell W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Standard Pack
Form – Whole Mount Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Observation of Human Epithelial Cells
Product Overview
The Cheek Cell W.M. slide is meticulously prepared to preserve the natural morphology of human epithelial cells collected from the inner lining of the cheek. Using high-quality transparent mounting medium, the slide ensures that cells remain intact, clearly displaying their nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell membrane structures. The laboratory-grade slide provides exceptional optical clarity, enabling detailed examination under microscopes at various magnifications. The preparation prevents air bubbles, distortion, and degradation, maintaining the specimen’s integrity for extended observation. Each slide is designed to be durable, allowing repeated microscopic examinations without compromising structural details. The mounting medium enhances contrast, making individual cells and their components easily distinguishable for thorough analysis. This ready-to-use slide facilitates precise visualization of cell arrangements, sizes, and morphological variations. Its stability and clarity ensure consistent results during laboratory procedures and detailed cellular studies, providing a reliable tool for examining human epithelial cell structures with accuracy and precision.
FAQs
1. Is this Cheek Cell slide suitable for all standard microscopes?
Yes, it works with light, compound, and stereo microscopes for detailed observation at multiple magnifications.
2. How should I store the slide to maintain its quality?
Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve cell morphology and clarity.
3. Does the slide show detailed cellular structures?
Yes, the nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell membrane are preserved and clearly visible for accurate study.
4. Can this slide be used multiple times?
Yes, the laboratory-grade mounting ensures repeated usage without affecting the cell structures.
5. Are there alternatives for different human cell types?
Yes, slides for blood cells, epithelial cells from other tissues, and other human cell specimens are available.
