Liverfluke – Transverse Section / Cross Section – Histology Prepared Slide for Microscopy

The Liverfluke – Transverse Section / Cross Section – Histology Prepared Slide offers high-quality microscopic observation for laboratory use. Perfect for students, researchers, and educators, it allows detailed examination of the liverfluke’s internal anatomy. This prepared slide ensures accuracy and clarity in histological studies, enhancing understanding of parasitic structures and biological systems. Each slide is carefully prepared and mounted to guarantee durability and reliability for consistent laboratory results.

Key Features

1. High-quality liverfluke transverse section slide for accurate histological study.
2. Clear and detailed visualization of internal anatomical structures.
3. Prepared for laboratory and educational use only.
4. Durable mounting ensures long-lasting use and reliable results.
5. Supports microscopy for research, academic, and diagnostic purposes.

Precautions

1. Handle the slide carefully to avoid breakage or damage.
2. Use gloves and proper lab equipment while handling the slide.
3. Store in a clean, dry, and safe environment to prevent contamination.
4. Do not use for human or animal diagnostic purposes.
5. Keep away from children and untrained personnel.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is the Liverfluke transverse section slide used for?
Answer: It is used for studying the internal anatomy of liverflukes under a microscope for educational and research purposes in laboratories.

Question: Is this slide suitable for human or animal diagnosis?
Answer: No, this slide is strictly for laboratory, research, and educational use only, not for diagnostic purposes.

Question: How should I handle the prepared slide?
Answer: Handle with care using gloves, avoid touching the slide surface, and store it in a protective case when not in use.

Question: Can the slide be reused multiple times?
Answer: Yes, if handled and stored properly, the slide can be used repeatedly for microscopy and educational demonstrations.

Question: What microscope magnification is recommended?
Answer: Standard compound microscopes with 40x to 400x magnification are ideal for observing the transverse section details.