Education Supplies
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Eisco™ Protista Paramecium Conjugation, Wholemount
Prepared microscope slide of Paramecium conjugation. Wholemount. Paramecium is a unicellular organism mostly found in freshwater environment. This Eukaryote belongs to the genus of cilliate protozoa. This slide is showing reproduction of paramecium - conjugation.
Eisco™ Iris Root, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of iris root. Shows typical monocot root structures. Ideal for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Tilia 1 Yr Stem, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of one year old tilia stem cross section. Tilia, commonly known as basswood is a dicot. Showing characteristic structures of a dicot stem. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Mixed Spicules, Whole Mount
Prepared microscope slide of Sponge spicules of mixed types. Whole Mount. Stained for better visualization.
Eisco™ Male Chromosome Smear Human
Prepared microscope slide of human male chromosome smear. Showing typical male chromosomes. Ideal for comparison with female chromosome smear BS18100.
Eisco™ Placenta - Human, Section
Prepared microscope slide of a section of human placenta. Stained for better visualization of characteristic structures. Ideal for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Penis, Cross Section, H&E Stain
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of a mamallian penis. Stained with hematoxylin and eosin for better visualization of characteristic structures such as urethra and corpora cavernosa. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Ranunculus Root, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of a ranunculus root. Ranunculus, commonly known as buttercup, is a dicot. Showing typical structures of a dicot root. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Young Pine Root, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of young pine root. Stained for better visualization of characteristic structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Pine Single Needle Leaf, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of a cross section of a single pine needle leaf. Stained for better visualization of characteristic structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Zea Mays Stem, Longitudinal Section
Prepared microscope slide of a longtitudinal section of zea mays stem. Zea mays, commonly known as corn is a monocot. Stained for better visualization of characteristic monocot structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Frog Kidney Section, H&E Stain
Prepared microscope slide of frog kidney section. Stained with hematoxylin and eosin for better visualization of characteristic structures and tissue layers. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
United Scientific™ Prepared Microscope Slide Set of 20
This Prepared Microscope Slide Set features a convenient assortment of prepared microscope slides that includes 20 samples affixed to quality glass. Case included.
Eisco™ Protista Laminaria, Cross Section
Prepared microscope slide of protista laminaria, brown algae commonly known as kelp. Stained for better visualization of characteristic layers and structures. Great choice for biology classrooms to explore structure function relationships as per NGSS standards.
Eisco™ Mitochondria, Stained
Prepared microscope slide of cells stained to show mitochondria. Mitochondria are double-membrane organelles present in most eukaryotic organisms, in which the processes or respiration and energy production occur. Ideal for biology classrooms to explore structure-function relationships.