Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Protozoa Amoeba W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Whole Mount
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Microscopic Study of Amoeba Cellular Structure and Movement
Product Overview
The Protozoa Amoeba W.M. prepared slide offers a meticulously mounted specimen ideal for observing the cellular morphology and behavior of Amoeba species under the microscope. The slide highlights detailed cellular structures, including the cytoplasm, nucleus, and pseudopodia, providing clear visibility of amoeboid movement and shape changes. Prepared with precision, the specimen is securely mounted in a stable medium that prevents air bubbles, distortion, or degradation, while the cover slip ensures protection from dust, moisture, and mechanical damage. Quality staining enhances contrast and differentiation between cellular components, making internal structures easily distinguishable. Each slide is produced under strict laboratory standards to maintain consistent orientation, staining, and preservation of the specimen. This ensures a reliable and accurate representation of the amoeba for detailed microscopic observation. The durability and clarity of the slide allow repeated examination without compromising specimen integrity. Suitable for various types of compound and bright-field microscopes, the Protozoa Amoeba W.M. slide provides a valuable tool for observing pseudopodia formation, cytoplasmic streaming, and cellular dynamics. Its long-lasting preparation ensures continued usability while delivering precise visualization of the cellular and morphological features of protozoan organisms, making it a critical addition to any laboratory slide collection.
1. How should the Protozoa Amoeba W.M. slide be handled?
Handle the slide carefully by its edges and place it gently on the microscope stage to prevent damaging the cover slip or specimen.
2. Is this slide compatible with different microscope types?
Yes, it can be used with bright-field and compound microscopes for clear observation of cellular structures and amoeboid movement.
3. Are alternative protozoa slides available?
Yes, other protozoa slides include Paramecium W.M., Euglena W.M., and Vorticella W.M. for comparative microscopic studies.
4. What is the recommended storage for this slide?
Store in a clean, dry, dust-free environment away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain specimen clarity and longevity.
5. Where is the Protozoa Amoeba W.M. slide sourced from?
The slide is prepared by certified laboratory suppliers under strict quality control for accurate, consistent, and durable specimens.
