A Microscopic Slide Specimen of Full Phase of Meiosis

Abstract

The invention discloses a meiosis whole-period microscopic slide specimen which comprises a glass slide body. The glass slide body is of a hollow structure, a water storage tank is arranged on the glass slide body, the bottom end of the water storage tank is connected with a first water conveying pipeline, a second water conveying pipeline is arranged in the first water conveying pipeline, the second water conveying pipeline extends out of the glass slide body, a porous pipeline is movably mounted in the second water conveying pipeline, and a floating block is arranged at the top end of the porous pipeline and movably mounted in the first water conveying pipeline. A groove opening is formed in the bottom end of the glass slide body, the second water conveying pipe is mounted in the groove opening, cover glass is arranged above the glass slide body, and the glass slide body is matched with the cover glass. The water storage tank, the floating block, the first water conveying pipeline, the second water conveying pipeline and the porous pipeline are additionally arranged, the water amount on the glass slide body is effectively controlled through buoyancy of the floating block in water, and it is avoided that cell division is influenced by the too large water amount, and consequently the experiment is influenced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of storage boxes, in particular to a microscopic slide specimen of the whole stage of meiosis. Background technique [0002] Microscopic slide specimens, referred to as slide specimens (preparation), originally meant to refer to the whole or partial specimens of organisms that have undergone certain treatments, but now they refer to biological and mineral specimens made for microscope observation, in order to avoid the production of biological materials. Bubbles, water is often added to the glass slide, but the amount of water is uncontrollable, often because too much water is added, affecting the whole period of cell meiosis, making it difficult to observe the experimental phenomenon, and re-experimenting increases the cost of the experiment. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the shortcoming in the prior art, and propose a kind of microscopic slide specime...

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[0002] Microscopic slide specimens, referred to as slide specimens (preparation), originally meant to refer to the whole or partial specimens of organisms that have undergone certain treatments, but now they refer to biological and mineral specimens made for microscope observation, in order to avoid the production of biological materials. Bubbles, water is often added to the glass slide, but the amount of water is uncontrollable, often because too much water is added, affecting the whole period of cell meiosis, making it difficult to observe the experimental phenomenon, re-experiment, and increase the cost of the experiment

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