Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Nauplius Larva
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Observation of Larval Anatomy and Development
Product Overview
The Nauplius Larva prepared slide is designed to provide high-quality, detailed visualization of early-stage aquatic larvae under microscopic observation. The specimen is expertly sectioned and mounted to reveal distinctive anatomical features such as appendages, eye spots, and body segmentation. Stained using specialized techniques, the larval structures are highlighted with optimal contrast, aiding in the identification of morphological details. The slide is sealed with a coverslip and durable mounting medium that prevents contamination and preserves the sample for long-term use. Its uniform thickness ensures consistent clarity across the viewing area, minimizing distortions and facilitating better focusing under various magnifications. This slide is manufactured adhering to stringent laboratory standards, ensuring that each specimen meets criteria for reproducibility and precision. The mounting medium is carefully chosen to provide stability while protecting against moisture and dust. Compatible with standard compound microscopes, the slide serves as an essential tool for examining the development and structure of aquatic larvae. The thorough quality control process guarantees that every slide offers sharp visuals and uniform staining, ensuring reliable observations. The Nauplius Larva slide stands as a premium option for laboratories requiring consistent, high-resolution displays of larval morphology, enabling detailed study and examination with every use.
1. What key features are visible on this slide?
The slide displays body segmentation, appendages, and eye spots of the larva clearly under magnification.
2. Can this slide be used with all laboratory microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with most standard compound and optical microscopes used in laboratory environments.
3. Are there other larval stages available for observation?
Yes, slides featuring advanced larval stages and other aquatic organisms are also available for comparative analysis.
4. How should the slide be stored when not in use?
It should be kept in a clean, dry environment away from direct sunlight and humidity to prevent damage.
5. How is the sample preserved for extended use?
The sample is mounted with a protective medium and covered with a glass coverslip to shield it from contaminants and moisture.
