Why a 120-Year-Old Microscope Slide Outperforms a Modern One

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In this video, I compare a beautifully preserved 120-year-old antique microscope slide with a modern slide, both showcasing a sunflower stem. Discover why the antique slide, despite its age, offers superior quality under the microscope. Learn about the fascinating differences in preparation techniques, staining methods, and how these impact the visibility of plant cell structures like xylem. This video is perfect for anyone interested in microscopy, vintage scientific equipment, or the evolution of slide preparation.
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Комментарии : 11

@MarieChardome 27 дней назад

thank you for teaching us how to check a slide. very special lesson. who would have thought we would get to do this, starting our journey with a little water sample. feeling 'advanced' each time we learn from you. thanks heaps

@Microbehunter 27 дней назад

Glad it was helpful!

@suki4410 27 дней назад

Interesting, as always.

@alexandrevaliquette3883 19 дней назад

I've learned about the xylem structure in the "ketchup live session". And I immediately recognise it at 3:18 Looking at a beautiful slide is fun. But the more you know about the biology, the more time you can spend per slide to get a deeper analysis.

@mikevanderman2727 27 дней назад

Nice video, some weeks ago I "prepared" section of a plant and it look pretty much like that od the modern slide, just a little worst, now I know why, thanks very much @microbehunter.

@Chipszapk 27 дней назад

Never would i thought something 120 years ago would come back

@aliprovidence9321 27 дней назад

Hello MicrobHunters, very interesting topic to see the multi-color technique! in the old slide, and I wondering how's done. that way! Thank you, Oliver!

@schutzstaffelboy3520 27 дней назад

Greetings from Trasnylvania, great video as always! (Love those old slides, we have some 100ish old human histology slides in our biology university as well and the specimens are cut to their perfection).

@dhiahassen9414 27 дней назад

First 😊

@lotharmayring6063 27 дней назад

with world wide web internet is no more nessesary to make permanent slides, other peopel have made better slides, excpet you are a professional reseacher who hs found new species or results, but this here semms to be hobby microscopy