Mounting Procedure

This process involves placement of specimen on a glass slide and covering it with a thin coverslip for observation.

• Staining

• Mounting

• Dissecting

• Autoclaving

This technique is used to enhance the visibility of cellular components by applying a colored dye to the specimen.

• Staining

• Mounting

• Fixation

• Sectioning

This type of mounting procedure is commonly used for solid specimens like hair, pollen, or fibers.

• Wet Mount Procedure

• Dry Mount Procedure

• Stained Mount Procedure

Cite and explain one common mistake in mounting procedure.

What is the importance of mounting procedure?

This type of mounting is typically used for liquid specimens, allowing for the observation of live cells.

• Wet Mount Procedure

• Dry Mount Procedure

• Stained Mount Procedure