This camera is ideal for upgrading compound or stereo microscopes with digital imaging capabilities. It mounts via C-Mount adapters and streams live video or captures still images directly to your...

This slide presents a transverse section through the intestinal region of an earthworm, stained with H&E to highlight tissue layers. Under the microscope, students can observe: - Typhlosole: Internal fold...

This 10× wide field eyepiece is a standard upgrade or replacement for student microscopesFeatures Materials : Aluminum Alloy and Optical Lense Magnification : 10X Field of View : 18mm Mounting...

This 15× wide field eyepiece is ideal for upgrading basic microscope setups, offering: - Larger viewing area than standard 10× eyepieces - Improved resolution for observing fine cellular details -...

This slide features a thin smear of human blood, stained with H&E to enhance contrast between cell types. Under the microscope, students can observe: - Erythrocytes (red blood cells): Numerous,...

This slide presents a transverse section of the thallus of Marchantia, a representative bryophyte. It reveals: - Air chambers and pores for gas exchange - Photosynthetic tissue in the upper...

The strip contains eight photomicrographs of human cells, each annotated to highlight key features: - Cheek cells - Blood cells - Lymph gland cells - Bone cells - Voluntary muscle...

This slide presents a stained smear of human blood, allowing students to observe: - Red blood cells (erythrocytes): Uniform, biconcave, anucleate cells - White blood cells (leukocytes): Larger, nucleated cells...

This slide presents a smear from the lining of the mouth, showing human cheek cells (eukaryotic) alongside naturally occurring oral bacteria (prokaryotic). Under the microscope, students can observe: - Large,...

This slide contains numerous stained Paramecium specimens, a genus of ciliated protozoa commonly found in freshwater. Under the microscope, students can observe: - Cell membrane and cilia - Macronucleus and...

This slide presents key reproductive structures of Rhizopus, a common bread mold. The sporangia are spherical sacs containing spores, supported by sporangiophores. Rhizoids anchor the mold and absorb nutrients. These...

This slide presents a transverse section of mammalian small intestine, stained with H&E to highlight structural features. It clearly shows:Features Specimen: Mammalian small intestine (cat or dog) - Section Type:...

Microscope slide with whole mount of Spirogyra showing single chloroplast form. The spiral form of the chloroplast shows clearly. Stained to show general structure.Features Specimen: Spirogyra (filamentous green alga) -...

Explore the anatomy of a typical monocot stem, corn (Zea). The cross section allows students to easily identify the structures within the scattered vascular bundles, along with the ground tissue...

Single, prepared microscope slide with a human section of adipose (fatty) tissue. Shows characteristic features of fat vacuoles. Great for studying human histology. Arrives in protective cardboard casing. Slide measures...