Electron Microscopy Sciences 63702-B10
TruBond™ Adhesion Slides 200 User Manual
Brand: Electron Microscopy Sciences
Model: 63702-B10
1. Introduksjon
The TruBond™ Adhesion Slides 200 are high-quality microscope slides designed for superior sample adhesion. These slides are engineered to provide reliable performance even under challenging conditions, including high temperatures and varying pH levels, ensuring secure attachment of biological samples for microscopic examination. Each case contains 1000 blue-tinted slides, suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications.

This image displays several boxes of TruBond Adhesion Slides, along with individual slides. The slides are designed for microscopy applications, featuring a blue tint and adhesive properties for secure sample attachment.
2. Oppsett og forberedelse
Proper handling and preparation are crucial for optimal performance of TruBond™ Adhesion Slides. Follow these guidelines:
- Utpakking: Carefully remove the slides from their packaging. Avoid touching the slide surface where the sample will be applied to prevent contamination.
- Lagring: Store unused slides in their original packaging in a clean, dry, and dust-free environment at room temperature to maintain their adhesive properties.
- Overflate rengjøring: While TruBond™ slides are pre-cleaned, ensure the working surface is clean and free of dust or debris before placing slides.
- Temperature Acclimation: Allow slides to acclimate to room temperature if they have been stored in a cooler environment, to prevent condensation which can affect adhesion.
3. Bruksanvisning
TruBond™ Adhesion Slides are designed for straightforward use in various microscopic applications. The adhesive surface ensures samples remain securely attached during staining, washing, and observation processes.
- Sample Søknad: Apply the biological sample (e.g., tissue section, cell suspension) directly onto the designated adhesive area of the slide. Ensure even distribution for optimal results.
- Tørking: Tillat sample to dry completely on the slide. The drying time may vary depending on the sample type and environmental conditions.
- Staining Procedures: Proceed with standard staining protocols. The adhesive properties of the slides are designed to withstand common laboratory reagents and washing steps without sample detachment.
- Montering: Once staining is complete, apply a coverslip using an appropriate mounting medium.
- Microscopic Observation: The prepared slides are now ready for observation under a microscope.
Note: For specific protocols related to your sample type, consult relevant laboratory guidelines or research papers.
4. Vedlikehold og lagring
TruBond™ Adhesion Slides are single-use items and do not require maintenance after use. Proper storage before use is essential to preserve their quality.
- Pre-Use Storage: Keep slides in their original sealed packaging until ready for use. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Post-Use Disposal: Dispose of used slides according to your laboratory's biohazard waste disposal protocols. Do not reuse slides.
- Forebygging av kontaminering: Always handle slides by the edges to prevent fingerprints or other contaminants from affecting the adhesive surface.
5. Feilsøking
While TruBond™ Adhesion Slides are designed for reliability, occasional issues may arise. Here are some common problems and their potential solutions:
| Problem | Mulig årsak | Løsning |
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| Poor Sample Adhesion |
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| Bubbles under Coverslip |
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| Staining Irregularities |
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6. Spesifikasjoner
| Attributt | Detalj |
|---|---|
| Produktnavn | TruBond™ Adhesion Slides 200 |
| Modellnummer | 63702-B10 |
| Merke | Elektronmikroskopivitenskap |
| Antall per kasse | 1000 lysbilder |
| Farge | Blå |
| Nøkkelfunksjon | Proven performance under high temperature and pH conditions |
| ASIN | B07F2S748R |
| Dato først tilgjengelig | 2. mai 2014 |
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