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Earthworm Oesophagus

Earthworm Oesophagus slide, laboratory grade, showing detailed muscular and epithelial tissue structures for precise microscopic examination and analysis.

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Specifications Table

Product Name – Earthworm Oesophagus

Quantity/Pack Size – 1 Slide

Form – Transverse Section

Grade – Laboratory Grade

Application – Microscopic observation of digestive tissue and internal structure analysis

Product Overview

The Earthworm Oesophagus slide is meticulously prepared to reveal the fine structural details of the oesophageal segment in earthworms. This laboratory-grade transverse section allows clear observation of the muscular layers, epithelial lining, and surrounding connective tissues that constitute the oesophagus. Mounted with precision under a coverslip, the slide maintains the integrity of the tissue, minimizing distortion and preserving cellular detail. The specimen is carefully fixed and stained to enhance contrast, highlighting the arrangement of circular and longitudinal muscle fibers, the lumen, and any associated glands. The preparation ensures that internal features such as coelomic lining and vascular distribution are visible, providing a comprehensive view of this critical digestive segment. Durable and stable, the slide is suitable for repeated microscopic examinations, allowing students and researchers to closely analyze tissue organization, structural relationships, and anatomical details. The slide serves as a reliable resource for detailed morphological studies, offering consistent quality and visual clarity across observations, making it an essential component of laboratory collections for invertebrate anatomy study.

1. What structures are visible in this Earthworm Oesophagus slide?

Muscular layers, epithelial lining, connective tissue, lumen, and associated glands are clearly visible in this transverse section.

2. Can this slide be used with standard optical microscopes?

Yes, it is compatible with standard laboratory microscopes at multiple magnifications for detailed examination.

3. Are there alternative slides for digestive system study?

Yes, alternatives include Earthworm Entire T.S., Earthworm Brain Ring, and Earthworm Heart slides for comparison.

4. How should the slide be stored for long-term use?

Keep the slide in a dry, dust-free environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain specimen integrity.

5. What is the source of the specimens used in this slide?

Specimens are sourced from verified laboratory suppliers and prepared under strict laboratory-grade standards for consistency and quality.