Description
Dissecting preserved sheep brains is an exciting way to present mammalian brain structure and function to students. Though smaller, sheep brains share many anatomical similarities to human brains, making them perfect dissection specimens to advance your lesson on the nervous system.
Each sheep half brain is cut longitudinally through the median plane and has the dura mater and cranial nerve roots present.
Product Features
- Half brain with dura mater and cranial nerve roots
- Soaked in Carosafe®, then multiple specimens are bulk packed and shipped in a vacuum-sealed bag
- Prices listed are for 1 specimen
Carosafe®
Carosafe® preservative and holding solution for biological specimens contains no formaldehyde and is not a tissue fixative. Most Carosafe® specimens were first preserved with a formalin solution and then washed before placement in Carosafe®. Specimens are held in Carosafe® prior to shipment, producing formalin-preserved specimens that, when dissected, minimize formaldehyde exposure.