Parasite Microscope Slides
Parasitic organisms, blood-borne pathogens, and pathological tissue specimens.
Every slide here is a scan of a real prepared specimen, not a simulation or a drawing. Pan from the whole slide down to individual cells, always in focus, and measure structures in real micrometers. Present a slide live and every student screen follows your view and annotations. Students join with a room code on Chromebooks, iPads, or any browser, with no accounts.
3 Pathology & Parasitology slides
- Ascaris Female (Cross Section) Ascaris lumbricoides: This is a cross section of a female roundworm, Ascaris lumbricoides, stained with H&E. A thick, nonliving cuticle covers the outside and protects the worm…
- Ascaris Male (Cross Section) Ascaris lumbricoides: This is a cross section of a male roundworm (Ascaris lumbricoides), stained with H&E. The outside is a thick, tough cuticle, and just inside it is a band of…
- Tapeworm (Cross Section) Taenia pisiformis: This is a cross section of a segment, or proglottid, of the tapeworm Taenia pisiformis, stained with H&E. The outer covering, called the tegument, lets the…