Description
Specifications
Product Name – Nyctotherus
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Prepared Slide
Form – Mounted Protozoa Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopy, Protozoan Structure Observation, Cellular Analysis
product overview
The Nyctotherus slide is carefully prepared to present a clear and detailed view of the protozoan organism, showcasing cellular structures and organelles with precision. The slide captures distinct morphological features such as the cilia, contractile vacuole, nucleus, and cytoplasmic granules. Precision staining ensures high contrast between cellular components, allowing for in-depth microscopic examination. Mounted on a durable glass slide, the specimen maintains its integrity over time, providing long-lasting clarity for repeated observations. Uniform slide thickness ensures optimal light transmission and focusing at various magnifications, facilitating detailed study of internal and external structures. The Nyctotherus slide demonstrates the spatial organization of organelles and the dynamic structure of protozoan cells, enabling comprehensive visualization of its morphology. Prepared under strict laboratory standards, the slide guarantees consistent quality, sharp detail, and reliability for precise microscopic analysis. Its mounting medium preserves cellular integrity while preventing drying or damage, supporting long-term use and repeated studies. Ideal for observing protozoan morphology and organelle organization, the Nyctotherus slide offers a clear, high-resolution view of the organism, enhancing the accuracy of cellular observations and providing valuable insight into the structural features of this microscopic species.
FAQs
1. Which microscope type is best for viewing Nyctotherus?
Brightfield and phase-contrast microscopes are recommended for optimal visualization of Nyctotherus cellular structures.
2. How should this slide be stored for longevity?
Store the slide in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain specimen integrity and staining clarity.
3. Can this slide be reused multiple times?
Yes, the durable mounting preserves the protozoan specimen, allowing repeated microscopic observations without deterioration.
4. Are there alternative protozoa slides available?
Yes, other slides featuring different protozoan species or specialized staining can be used for comparative studies.
5. What precautions should be taken when handling the slide?
Handle by edges or use gloves to avoid contamination, fingerprints, or damage to the specimen area.
