Chlamydomonas – Whole Mount – Algae Prepared Slide for Microscopy

The Chlamydomonas whole mount algae prepared slide is designed for accurate microscopic observation in laboratories. Ideal for teaching, research, and scientific studies, it offers a detailed view of cellular structure, flagella, and chloroplasts. Easy to use and durable, this slide ensures reliable and consistent results for students, educators, and researchers alike, supporting hands-on learning in microbiology and botany experiments.

Key Features

1. High-quality whole mount slide of Chlamydomonas algae for clear observation.
2. Prepared for laboratory use only, suitable for educational and research purposes.
3. Durable and long-lasting specimen, preserving cellular structures effectively.
4. Provides detailed view of chloroplasts, flagella, and cellular arrangement.
5. Ready-to-use and convenient for hands-on microscopy experiments.

Precautions

1. Handle the slide carefully to avoid breakage or damage.
2. Use only under a microscope; not intended for consumption or clinical use.
3. Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to preserve quality.
4. Do not attempt to clean the slide with harsh chemicals.
5. Keep out of reach of children; for laboratory use only.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is Chlamydomonas used for in laboratories?
Answer: Chlamydomonas slides are used for teaching, research, and observation of single-celled green algae structures under a microscope.

Question: Can this slide be reused?
Answer: No, this prepared slide is intended for single-use observation to maintain specimen integrity.

Question: Is this slide safe for students?
Answer: Yes, it is safe for educational purposes, but should be handled with care under supervision.

Question: What microscope magnification is suitable?
Answer: A compound microscope with 400x to 1000x magnification is ideal for observing Chlamydomonas details.

Question: How should the slide be stored?
Answer: Store the slide in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent damage and preserve the specimen.