Celestron Set of preparations, 100 pieces

Set of 100 Ready-to-Use Biological Microscope Slides

This set contains 100 prepared microscope slides for studying biology, botany, zoology, anatomy and cell structures. The collection includes bacteria, fungi, algae, plants, invertebrates, as well as human and animal tissues and organs.

Key Advantages

• 100 ready-to-use microscope slides.
• A wide variety of biological specimens, from microorganisms to tissues and organs.
• Materials for studying botany, zoology, anatomy and cytology.
• Suitable for educational institutions, laboratories and independent study.

Detailed Description

This set is designed for the visual examination of a wide range of biological structures. It covers major groups of organisms and allows users to study the structure of plant and animal tissues, microorganisms, cells and organs under a microscope.

Set Contents — 100 Microscope Slides

• 1. Three types of bacteria
• 2. Penicillium
• 3. Aspergillus
• 4. Rhizopus — fungus
• 5. Actinomycete (Actinomyces)
• 6. Chlamydomonas
• 7. Diatoms
• 8. Closterium — alga
• 9. Spirogyra
• 10. Conjugation of Spirogyra
• 11. Lichen
• 12. Fern leaf
• 13. Fern prothallium
• 14. Winter jasmine leaf
• 15. Elodea stem
• 16. Elodea leaf
• 17. Pine needle
• 18. Male pine cone
• 19. Female pine cone
• 20. Rubber tree leaf
• 21. Growing tip of a maize root
• 22. Young broad bean root
• 23. Maize stem (1)
• 24. Maize stem (2)
• 25. Pumpkin stem (1)
• 26. Pumpkin stem (2)
• 27. Sunflower stem
• 28. Moss antheridium
• 29. Moss archegonium
• 30. Moss protonema
• 31. Lime tree trunk (1)
• 32. Lime tree trunk (2)
• 33. Pelargonium stem
• 34. Bean leaf
• 35. Germinating flower pollen
• 36. Flower pollen (2)
• 37. Tomato fruit
• 38. Orchid aerial root
• 39. Mitosis in onion root tip cells
• 40. Maize grain with endosperm
• 41. Plasmodesma
• 42. Lily ovary
• 43. Lily anther
• 44. Lily leaf
• 45. Shepherd's purse — embryo
• 46. Shepherd's purse — young embryo
• 47. Garlic epidermis
• 48. Euglena
• 49. Paramecium
• 50. Hydra (1)
• 51. Hydra (2)
• 52. Flatworm
• 53. Schistosoma (blood fluke) — male
• 54. Schistosoma (blood fluke) — female
• 55. Ascaris — male and female
• 56. Earthworm
• 57. Snake skin
• 58. Water flea (Daphnia)
• 59. Rotifer
• 60. Female mosquito mouthparts
• 61. Honeybee mouthparts
• 62. Honeybee hind leg
• 63. Butterfly mouthparts
• 64. Fly mouthparts
• 65. Cricket mouthparts
• 66. Ant
• 67. Fish scale
• 68. Flatworm
• 69. Cricket trachea
• 70. Mollusc gills
• 71. Human blood smear
• 72. Fish blood smear
• 73. Ciliated epithelium
• 74. Squamous epithelium
• 75. Stratified epithelium
• 76. Mitosis in horse roundworm eggs
• 77. Small intestine
• 78. Bone tissue
• 79. Dog tendon
• 80. Connective tissue
• 81. Skeletal muscle
• 82. Cardiac muscle
• 83. Spinal cord
• 84. Motor nerve
• 85. Smooth muscle in the contraction phase
• 86. Lung
• 87. Stomach
• 88. Liver
• 89. Lymph node
• 90. Rat lung with stained blood vessels
• 91. Rat kidney with stained blood vessels
• 92. Rat kidney
• 93. Testes
• 94. Cat ovary
• 95. Human stratified epithelium
• 96. DNA, RNA
• 97. Mitochondria in pancreatic gland cells
• 98. Golgi apparatus in frog egg
• 99. Human Y chromosomes
• 100. Human X chromosomes

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