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AmScope PS200 Basic Biology Prepared Slide Set for Student and Homeschool Use, Set of 200 Prepared Glass Slides, Includes Fitted Wooden Storage Box

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Set of 200 prepared slides, including plants, insects, and animal tissues, for use in biological education
Samples preserved in cedar wood oil and sealed with a coverslip to preserve specimen and prevent contamination
Labeling provides specimen identification
Slides are composed of optical glass for clear viewing
Set includes two fitted, wooden storage boxes to prevent breakage and ease handling

Product Description

AmScope PS200 Prepared Microscope Slides for Basic Biological Science Education, 200 Slides, Includes Fitted Wooden Case

The AmScope PS200 microscope slide set includes 200 prepared slides with a variety of specimens including plants, insects, and animal tissues, and is used in basic biology education. The samples are preserved in cedar wood oil and sealed with a coverslip to preserve specimen and prevent contamination. Labeling on each slide identifies specimens. Slides are composed of optical glass for clear viewing and are 3 x 1 x 0.4 inches/75 x 25 x 1mm (H x W x D, where H is height, the vertical distance from the lowest to highest point; W is width, the horizontal distance from left to right; D is depth, the horizontal distance from front to back. ) The set includes 200 slides contained in two fitted wooden cases to prevent breakage and ease handling.

Microscopes are instruments used to enhance the resolution of an object or image. Types include compound, stereo, or digital. Compound microscopes use a compound optical system with an objective lens and an eyepiece. Stereo microscopes show object depth in a three-dimensional image. Digital microscopes are used to display an image on a monitor, rather than looking through a lens. Microscopes can have monocular (one), binocular (two), or trinocular (three) eyepieces, with varying viewing abilities. A trinocular eyepiece is used to output digital images or video to an internal or external device such as a camera or monitor. Magnification ability refers to the size of an image. Resolution, also known as resolvant power, refers to the clarity of the image. The interaction between field of view (FOV), numerical aperture (NA), and working distance (WD) determines resolution. Microscopes can control magnification through a fixed focus, or through a range of adjustments. They can also use LED, fluorescent, and mirror light sources to help control viewing capabilities. Microscopes are widely used in education, lab research, biology, metallurgy, engineering, chemistry, manufacturing, and in the medical, forensic science, and veterinary industries. AmScope has been manufacturing microscopy equipment and accessories since 1996, headquartering in Irvine, CA.

Slide Catalog:

Pig Adipose Cell, w.m.; Mouse Cuboidal Epithelium, sec.; Dog Columnar Epithelium, sec.; Dog Columnar Ciliated,Paramecium-Conjugation, w.m.; Paramecium-Fission, w.m.; Hydra, l.s.,Hydra Plain and Budding; w.m,Planaria, c.s.; Blood Fluke - Eggs, w.m.; Taenia Pisiformis, w.m.,Ascaris, c.s.; Mosquito-Female, w.m.; Mole Cricket Leg, w.m.; Mantis Leg, w.m.,Dog Tongue, l.s.; Dog Stomach Cardiac Region, sec.; Dog Stomach Pyloric Region, sec.; Pig Liver, sec.; Rabbit Venae Cavac, c.s.; Mouse Kidney, sec.; Dog Urinary Bladder, sec.; Human Skin - Hair - Follicle, sec.; Rabbit Ganglia, sec.; Dog Olfactory Membrane, sec.; Mouse Ovary, sec.; Frog Spermatozoa, smear; Bulgarious, smear; Lichen, sec.; Marchantia archegonia, l.s.;Marchantia antheridia, l.s.;Polytrichum, w.m.;Polytrichum Antheridia, l.s.;Polytrichum Archegonis, l.s.;Fern Root, c.s.;Fern Stem, c.s.;Fern Leaf - Sorus, c.s.;Pine Stem, l.s.;Pine Cone-Female, l.s.;Vicia Faba Root, Tip, l.s.;Ranunculus Root, c.s.;Pisum Seed, l.s.;Stem - Cork Cell, c.s.;Nymphaea, (Spongy Tissue), c.s.;Nymphaea of Aqustio Stem, c.s.;Pelargonium, of Leaf, c.s.;Striated Muscle, c.s.;Stem-Sieve Tube and Companion Cell, l.s.;Planaria, w.m.;Dense Connective Tissue, sec.;Loose Connective Tissue, sec.;Aspergillus, w.m.;Lung-Injected (Rabbit), sec.;Kidney-Injected (Rabbit), sec.;Trematodes- Miracidia, w.m.;Mosquito - Male, w.m.;Mosquito Eggs, w.m.;Drosophila - Female, w.m.;Drosophila - Male, w.m.;Drosophila - Larva, w.m.;Drosophila - Chrysalis, w.m.;Frog - Unsegmented egg, sec.;Frog - Holoblastic Cleavage, sec.;Frog - Cleavage, sec.;Frog - Blastula, sec.;Cucurbita, w.m.;Pine Pollen, w.m.;Plasmodesmata, sec.;Silver Berry Scaly Hair, w.m.;Peacock Feather, w.m.;Dandelion Fuzz, w.m.;Feather, w.m.;Fiber, w.m.;House Fly Leg, w.m.;House Fly Wing, w.m.;Corn Starch, w.m.;Butterfly Leg, w.m.;Ascarid Egg, w.m.;Leaf of Winter Jasmine, c.s.;Frog - Early Gastrula, sec.;Frog - Gastrula, sec.; Ant, w.m.; Vegetable Pollen, w.m.; Silkworm Moth Antennae, w.m.; Fruit, c.s.; Peach Worm, w.m.; Butterfly Antennae, w.m.; Cotton Worm, w.m.; Shrimp - Egg, w.m; Letter "E", w.m.; Root Bacteria, c.s.; Typical Animal Cell; Typical Plant Cell; Cotton Leaf, c.s.; Cotton Stem, c.s.; Young Root of Broad Bean, c.s.; Soya Stem, c.s.; Silkworm Moth Larva, w.m.; Pea Pollen, w.m.; Ciliated Epithelium, sec.; Human Cell Mucus Membrane, smear; Frog Epidermic Cell, sec.; Dog squamous Epithelium, w.m.; Paramecium, w.m.; Hydra, c.s.; Earthworm, c.s.; Daphnia, w.m.; Mosquito Larva, w.m.; Mosquito Mouth Parts, w.m.; Honeybee Mouth Parts, w.m.; Housefly Mouth Parts, w.m.; Honeybee Worker Leg-Composite, w.m.; Mosquito Wings, w.m.; Butterfly Wings Scal; es, w.m.; Dragonfly Wings, w.m.; Honeybee Wings, w.m.; Housefly Compound Eye, w.m.; Honeybee Compound Eye, w.m.; Dragonfly Compound Eye, w.m.; Dog Esophagus, c.s.; Dog Small Intestine, sec.; Dog Stomach, sec.; Dog Duodenum, c.s.; Dog Jejunum, c.s.; Dog Ileum, c.s.; Dog Rectem, c.s.; Dog Spleen, sec.; Dog Pancreas, sec.; Pig Gall Bladder, sec.; Rabbit Artery and Vein, c.s.; Rabbit Arteriole, c.s.; Human Blood, smear; Frog Blood, smear; Fish Blood, smear; Rabbit Lymph Node, sec.; Dog Trachea, c.s.; Dog Ureter, c.s.; Human Skin Sweat Gland, sec.; Human Hair, w.m.;Feather, w.m.; Fish Scales, w.m.; Rabbit Hyaline Cartilage, sec.; Dog Skeletal Muscle, l.s. &, c.s.; Dog Smooth Muscle, l.s. &, c.s.; Dog Cardiac Muscle, l.s.; Pig Motor Nerve, w.m.; Rabbit Spinal Cord, c.s.; Dog Taste Buds, sec.; Rabbit Testis, sec.; Human Spermatozoa, smear; Onion Epidermis, w.m.; Hydrilla Verticillata Leaf, w.m.; Rhoeo Discolor Leaf, w.m.; Ipomoea Root, w.m.; Tomato Flesh, w.m.; Pome Sclereid, w.m.; Mitosis - Onion Root Tip, l.s.; Meiosis-Lillitrm Pollen (u.m.); Root-Meristem, l.s.; Stem-Collenchyma, c.s.; Stem-Parenchyma, c.s.; Stem-Sclerenchyma, c.s.; Stem-Tracheid, l.s.; Mixed Bacteria, smear; Coccus, smear; Bacillus, smear; Spirillum, smear; Rhizopus, w.m.; Penicillium, w.m.; Yeast-Budding, w.m.; Coprinus Mushroom Set, c.s.; Chlamydomonas, w.m.; Volvox, w.m.; Spirogyia Conjugation, w.m.; Euglena, w.m.; Marchantia Mature Sporophyte, l.s.; Fern, Leaf-Sorus, w.m.; Fern Prothallia, w.m.; Fern Prothallia and Sporangia, w.m.; Pine Root, c.s.; Pine Stem, c.s.; Pine Leaf, c.s.; Pine Young Staminate, Cone, l.s.; Zea Root, Tip, l.s.; Zea Root, c.s.; Zea Stem, l.s.; Cucurbita Stem, l.s.; Zea Stem, c.s.; Rice Stem, c.s.; Sunflower Stem, c.s.; Pumpkin Stem, c.s.; Tilia Stem, c.s.; terminal Bud Stem Tip, l.s.; Poa Leaf, c.s.; Ipomoea Leaf, c.s; Stomata-Vicia Faba Leaf, w.m.; ilium Ovary, c.s.; ilium Anther, c.s.; Pollen Gem, w.m.; Zea Seed, l.s.