Specifications Table

Product Name – Nerve (Medullated) T.S.

Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide

Form – Transverse Section Slide

Grade – Laboratory Grade

Application – Microscopic Observation of Myelinated Nerve Fibers and Tissue Structure

Product Overview

The Nerve (Medullated) T.S. slide is a meticulously prepared laboratory-grade transverse section specimen designed to display the detailed anatomy of myelinated nerve fibers. The slide preserves the organization of axons, Schwann cells, and connective tissue, allowing clear visualization of the myelin sheath and fascicular arrangement. The preparation highlights the structural differentiation between the perineurium, endoneurium, and epineurium, providing a comprehensive view of nerve tissue organization. The transparent mounting medium ensures even light passage, enhancing contrast and clarity for detailed observation under a compound microscope. Each fiber is oriented to maintain its natural alignment, preserving the structural integrity and spatial relationships within the nerve. The slide is mounted on durable glass, suitable for repeated use and long-term storage without compromising specimen quality. The laboratory-grade preparation guarantees consistency, with each slide accurately representing myelinated nerve anatomy for study and analysis. This slide allows researchers, students, and educators to examine fiber diameter, myelin sheath thickness, and overall fascicular patterning. It is optimized for high-resolution microscopy, ensuring that fine details such as nodes of Ranvier, connective tissue layers, and cellular components are clearly visible. The Nerve (Medullated) T.S. slide provides an essential tool for studying nervous tissue morphology and microstructural organization.

1. What features are visible on the Nerve (Medullated) T.S. slide?

Myelinated axons, Schwann cells, myelin sheaths, and connective tissue layers are clearly observable for detailed microscopic study.

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

Yes, the slide is fully compatible with standard compound and light microscopes for precise observation.

3. Are there alternative nerve slides for comparison?

Yes, unmyelinated nerve slides or peripheral nerve slides can be used for comparative structural analysis.

4. How should the Nerve (Medullated) T.S. slide be stored?

Store in a cool, dry, and dust-free environment to maintain structural integrity and ensure long-term usability.

5. Where are the nerve specimens sourced from?

Specimens are sourced from certified laboratory suppliers to ensure authenticity, quality, and accurate slide preparation.