Series of 25 selected preparations of various genetic preparations. Supplied in a preparation box

The microslide shows a blood smear of human blood that has been fixed and stained so that the different blood cells can be clearly distinguished. The red blood cells appear red, while the white blood cells are seen in purple-blue shades with different sizes and nuclear types. The slide provides a clear insight into the composition of the blood and makes it possible to work with both the structure and function of the individual cell types.

Life in a Drop of Water consists of 25 slides in series 7000 from Lieder. A slide set suitable for giving pupils and students an in-depth insight into the rich animal and plant life found in water.

Complete set of 25 identical microscope slides of cross-sections of artery and vein. Each slide is clearly labeled with an English description. As this is a natural material, minor variations may occur.

Micro-preparation of spinal cord from cat, cross-section. The preparation is made by Lieder in high quality. Each preparation is unique, and natural variations may occur, which means that the color and shape may differ from the images shown. The preparation is ideal for use in teaching to give students a concrete understanding of the anatomical appearance of the spinal cord.

Single slide of an ovary showing the structures and cells that play a role in a woman’s follicle maturation and ovulation. The appearance of a micro-slide of the ovary is very similar to the illustrations you see in a biology book, so it does not require any medical training to find the structures and cells you have read about.

Series of 12 selected preparations of different plant cell types. Supplied in a preparation box

Microslide of mammalian artery and vein, cross-section. The slide is a single slide for microscopic examination in science subjects.

This microslide shows mitotic cell divisions in the root tip of onion and is prepared to illustrate stages of mitosis.

This microslide shows a cross-section of testicular tissue, showing the cells and structures involved in sperm formation. The slide is stained with red and blue contrast dyes, making it easier to distinguish the different cell types and tissue layers. The nuclei of the cells appear as darker structures, while the cytoplasm and cell membranes form the surrounding shapes. The slide is designed to closely resemble illustrations in biology textbooks, making it easy to recognize the most important details, even without a medical background.