Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Frog Egg
Quantity/Pack Size – 1 Slide
Form – Prepared Slide
Grade – Premium Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopy and biological observation
Product Overview
The Frog Egg slide is meticulously prepared to provide clear and distinct visualization of early developmental stages under a microscope. Each egg is preserved using high-quality reagents that maintain cellular integrity and prevent degradation, ensuring accurate observation over time. This slide enables detailed examination of embryonic cell division, pigmentation patterns, and structural formation during the earliest stages of growth. Crafted for precision and reliability, the slide supports consistent results across multiple observations and experiments. Its durable mounting and cover slip provide long-lasting usability while reducing the risk of contamination or damage. The premium-grade preparation guarantees uniform quality, making it an ideal choice for researchers and laboratory enthusiasts who demand precise, observable biological samples. Additionally, the slide’s clarity allows for enhanced contrast and sharpness during microscopy, facilitating detailed studies of minute structures. The Frog Egg slide aligns with laboratory standards for educational and scientific environments, making it a dependable resource for thorough investigation of amphibian embryology. Careful attention to sample handling and preservation ensures the eggs retain their natural morphology and optical characteristics, supporting an accurate and informative microscopic experience. The product is also designed to be compatible with various staining techniques and standard optical microscopes, enhancing versatility for in-depth biological exploration.
1. What applications are suitable for this Frog Egg slide?
The slide is ideal for microscopic observation of early developmental stages and embryonic structure studies.
2. Is this slide compatible with standard compound microscopes?
Yes, it works seamlessly with all standard optical and compound microscopes commonly used in laboratories.
3. Are there alternative slides for comparative studies?
Alternatives include other amphibian embryonic slides such as fish eggs or tadpole development slides for comparative observation.
4. How should the Frog Egg slide be stored?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain preservation and prevent damage.
5. Where is this slide sourced from?
The Frog Egg slides are carefully sourced from reputable suppliers following high-quality laboratory standards to ensure consistency and clarity.
