Salmonella enteritidis Prepared Microscope Slide 4-82a

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• Slide Details: 4-82a Salmonella enteritidis Prepared Microscope Slide with culture smear
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• CS: Cross Section - Slide displays a thin transverse plane section of an organism
• LS: Longitudinal Section - Slide shows a vertical section along the organism's longest plane
• WM: Whole Mount - Slide preserves an entire organism or structure
• CRT: Multiple Sections - Slide shows wood sections along transverse, radial, and tangential planes
• Sag: Sagittal Section - Slide shows a thin section through the sagittal plane and midline
• Serial Sections - Slide displays consecutive sections of the organism
• Rep: Representative Sections (Embryology) - Slide shows one section from each typical area of study
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