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Avantor offers slides for the varied purposes of your lab. Prepared and digital microscope slides for educational purposes are featured in an array of fields. General purpose microscope slides and cover glasses are offered as well as cavity, chamber, adhesion, and microarray slides for more specific research needs. Disposable and reusable options of varying thickness and diameter are available and may be purchased in kits, packs, cases, or individually.

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Cell Culture Chambers, x-well Glass

Supplier: SARSTEDT INC

To keep cells happy, the selection of a suitable cultivation surface is essential. SARSTEDT offers a wide range of cell culture labware and accessories for many applications.

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Plant Mitosis Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

These sets offer an alternate option for learning about the microscopic world without the use of a microscope.

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Cell Culture Chambers, x-well PCA

Supplier: SARSTEDT INC

To keep cells happy, the selection of a suitable cultivation surface is essential. SARSTEDT offers a wide range of cell culture labware and accessories for many applications.

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CoverWell™ Modular Hybridization, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

An assortment of flexible, press-to-seal gasket and coverslip enclosures which can be quickly assembled and disassembled for the specialized challenges of hybridizing and imaging thick and free- floating specimens.

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Tek-Select® Gold Series Microscope Slides, 90° Corners, Positive Charge, IMEB

Supplier: IMEB INC MS

Tek-Select® Gold Series Microscope Slides are made from high-quality white (clear glass).

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Animal Tissues: Epithelium/Cartilage Microslide

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore Animal Tissue Types

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Life in the Sea Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore the many forms of ocean life.

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Immunity Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Investigate the cells of the immune system.

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Five Kingdoms of Life Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Compare and contrast species from five kingdoms of life

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Cell Nucleus Microslide

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore diverse cell types

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Euglena, Cysts (wm)

Supplier: Ward's Science

Encysted euglenoids offer an excellent example of how an organism survives unfavorable conditions.

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Elementary Level Microslide Lesson Sets

Supplier: AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL PROD

Learn about Science Concepts and Topics

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The Root of a Flowering Plant Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore the root structure of flowering plants.

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Zygnema, Conjugation (wm)

Supplier: Ward's Science

Paired stellate chloroplasts; zygotes.

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The Ultrastructure of Animal Cells Microslide

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Investigate cellular components up close!

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Chromosomes and Genes in Action Microslide

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Investigate Genetic Material

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The Kingdom Monera Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Learn about the Kingdom Monera.

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Asexual Reproduction Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore the key steps of asexual reproduction.

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The Cell Membrane Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore the similarities and differences of various cell membranes.

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Life Functions of Paramecia Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore the daily functions of paramecium.

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Kingdom Plantae Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Investigate plant types and their form and function

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Animal Tissues Microslide: Musculo/Skeletal

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

Explore muscles and bones up close

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Rocks and Rock-Forming Minerals Microslides

Supplier: SUPERTEK SCIENTIFIC LLC

One strip of 8 related 35 mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. The film is mounted in a clear plastic holder that protects it on both sides.