Description
Specifications
Product Name – Nerve Fibber
Quantity/Pack Size – Standard Pack
Form – Preserved Mounted Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Examination of Nerve Fibers
Product Overview
The Nerve Fibber slide presents a meticulously prepared specimen showcasing the intricate structure of nerve fibers. Mounted on a high-quality glass slide, the specimen allows for superior clarity and transparency during microscopic observation. The preservation technique maintains the natural morphology of the fibers, preventing shrinkage, distortion, or fading over time. Fine structural details, including axonal pathways, myelin sheaths, and connective elements, are distinctly visible, enabling precise study of the neural architecture. The mounting medium secures the specimen in an optimal position, ensuring durability and repeated usability without compromising the fiber structure. Laboratory-grade preparation ensures consistent quality, making the slide a reliable resource for detailed morphological analysis. The preserved nerve fibers display clear differentiation between different structural components, supporting in-depth observation of neural networks. The slide’s construction allows for repeated examinations while maintaining structural integrity, providing long-term usability in laboratory settings. This high-quality preparation makes the Nerve Fibber slide an essential tool for laboratories requiring precise and durable microscopic specimens, allowing for consistent observation and reliable visualization of neural fiber morphology over time.
FAQs
1. Can the Nerve Fibber slide be used with standard compound microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with both compound and stereo microscopes for detailed observation.
2. How long does the nerve fiber specimen maintain its structural integrity?
With proper storage, the specimen remains intact and clearly visible for extended periods.
3. Are alternative neural specimens available in mounted slides?
Yes, other nerve tissue slides are available for comparative studies and detailed analysis.
4. What storage conditions are recommended for this slide?
Store in a dry, dust-free environment, and handle carefully to avoid damaging the mounted specimen.
5. Is the slide suitable for repeated microscopic examinations?
Yes, the durable mounting and preservation allow multiple observations without compromising structural clarity.
