Specifications Table

Product Name – DNA

Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide

Form – Prepared Slide

Grade – Laboratory Grade

Application – Molecular Structure Analysis

Product Overview

The DNA prepared slide is crafted to offer precise visualization of molecular structures under microscopes. Using advanced mounting techniques, the specimen is stabilized in a transparent medium that ensures long-lasting integrity and high optical clarity. The sample is carefully treated to highlight the double-helix structure, strands, and associated features with minimal distortion. The slide is equipped with a securely fixed coverslip, which provides protection from dust, moisture, and external contaminants while allowing repeated use without compromising sample quality. Laboratory-grade standards ensure consistency, making it suitable for detailed observation and measurement in various biological studies. The slide is compatible with standard compound microscopes, providing ease of access for users requiring intricate analysis. It is manufactured using high-precision tools to maintain uniform thickness and clear focus points, making it ideal for studying DNA strands and related structures. The mounting medium prevents degradation, extending the slide’s usability over extended periods. With enhanced contrast and minimal background interference, this slide is designed to support careful examination and accurate interpretation of DNA components. Its durable construction, coupled with exceptional imaging properties, makes it an indispensable tool in laboratory settings focused on molecular biology and genetic research. The DNA prepared slide stands as a reliable solution for users seeking clarity, stability, and precision in microscopic studies.

1. What magnification is best for viewing this DNA slide?

Magnifications between 400x and 1000x provide optimal visibility for observing detailed DNA structures clearly.

2. Can this slide be used with fluorescence microscopes?

It is primarily designed for bright-field microscopy but may be compatible with certain fluorescence setups depending on staining.

3. Are there other molecular slides available for comparison?

Yes, slides featuring RNA, chromosomes, and protein structures are also available for molecular observation.

4. How should the slide be stored when not in use?

The slide should be kept in a dust-free, moisture-controlled environment, preferably in a sealed container away from direct sunlight.

5. What measures ensure the slide’s durability?

The coverslip and mounting medium protect the sample from contaminants and physical damage while preserving its structural integrity.