Description
Specifications
Product Name – Hookworm W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Standard Pack
Form – Whole Mount Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Observation of Hookworm Structure
Product Overview
The Hookworm W.M. slide is expertly prepared to retain the complete morphology of the hookworm, including its anterior and posterior ends, internal organs, and external cuticle structures. The specimen is securely mounted using high-quality media, ensuring clarity and preventing distortion, air bubbles, or specimen damage during observation. The slide provides excellent visualization of the worm’s internal and external anatomical features, including the buccal cavity, esophagus, reproductive organs, and digestive tract. Laboratory-grade preparation ensures consistent quality, durability, and clarity for repeated observations without compromising the specimen. The mounted worm maintains its structural integrity, allowing detailed study of morphological characteristics essential for research and analysis. Enhanced transparency facilitates clear differentiation of internal organs and surface structures, supporting precise structural examination. Each slide is crafted to resist degradation and is suitable for long-term storage, preserving the hookworm in its natural form. The Hookworm W.M. slide combines meticulous specimen preparation with durable mounting, providing a reliable and high-resolution tool for observing the complete anatomical structure of hookworms under light and compound microscopes. Its design ensures clarity, stability, and ease of use for laboratory and research settings, supporting thorough microscopic evaluation of hookworm morphology.
FAQs
1. Is this Hookworm W.M. slide suitable for all compound microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with standard compound and light microscopes for detailed observation.
2. How should the slide be stored to prevent damage?
Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain specimen quality.
3. Does the slide preserve both internal and external structures?
Yes, it retains the cuticle, buccal cavity, internal organs, and reproductive structures for precise study.
4. Can the slide be used multiple times?
Yes, the durable mounting allows repeated observations without compromising specimen integrity.
5. Are there alternative worm slides available for comparison studies?
Yes, slides of Ascaris, Trichuris, and other parasitic worms are available for comparative microscopic analysis.
