"Angiosperms Microscope Slides"

One of the body's methods of protection.

This cardboard slide tray offers a convenient solution for safely working, transporting, and short-term storing of microscope slides. It holds up to 20 standard slides.

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Example of crithidial form. A hemoflagellate infecting insects.

Learn about the various types of glands in the body.

Learn about the life cycle of the mealworm, an important organism in the food chain.

Illustrates body tissues and organs

Students contrast meiosis with mitosis.

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Accessories for National 210 Series Cordless Compound Microscopes

Investigate plant-specific cells.

Explore Voluntary Muscle Structure

This slide is coated with a special adhesive formula (also known as "Positively Charged"), which allows the specimen to adhere to the slide easily, saving time and money in laboratory procedures.

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

Compare and Contrast Unicellular Organisms

Explore evolution as it presents in the fossil record over time.