Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Histology
Product Code : EL-PS-10731
Quick Answer: Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Histology contains twenty four prepared microscope slides of cells, tissues and organs from across the human body, presented in a slide box with lid.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Twenty four slides supplied in a slide box with lid
- Digestive organs: liver, pancreas, stomach, ileum, duodenum and injected small intestine
- Muscle: smooth, cardiac and teased striated muscle
- Nerve material: effector nerve ending, isolated nerve cells and spinal cord
- Epithelia: pseudostratified ciliated columnar (trachea), simple columnar and squamous
- Also human blood smear, scalp, kidney, ovary, rat testis, lung, adipose tissue, compact bone, and aorta, artery and vein
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of slides | Twenty four |
| Presentation | Slide box with lid |
| Subject | Cells, tissues and organs of the human body |
About This Product
The set spans human histology from digestive organs and epithelia to muscle, nerve and blood vessels, so each tissue type can be studied under a microscope from one collection. The slides come in a lidded box, and an extension set, Histology II, is available for further tissues. Besides buyers across India, the Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Histology can be exported to institutions in Qatar, Mexico, South Africa, Palestine, Lithuania and Belarus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is there an extension to this set?
Yes. Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Histology II adds a further selection of cells, tissues and organs.
Q2. How are the slides stored?
The twenty four slides are presented in a slide box with lid.
Related: Prepared Slides, Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Histology II, Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Human Anatomy Set 1, Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Connective Tissues and Systems of Movement.
For a quotation on the Prepared Microscope Slide Set - Histology, contact School Equipments India.
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