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Catalog Produse Material Didactic Biologie AV-F- COD CATALOG 036/B EDIŢIA 2009 PRODUSE MATERIAL DIDACTIC BIOLOGIE REV. 2 SC ALFA VEGA SRL, Str. Gheorghe Bariţiu, Nr. 27, 440135, SATU MARE, CUI: R2386812, J30-1222-91, VALABIL PÂNĂ Tel: +40-261-717742, Fax: +40-261-717749, 717740, 717743 LA e-mail: [email protected], 30-06-2009 Web: www.alfavega.ro P.U. P.U. Cod Denumire fara cu LICEU TVA TVA GIMNAZIU TRUSE, APARATURĂ ŞI INSTRUMENTE PENTRU LABORATORUL DE BIOLOGIE Trusă de fiziologia plantelor - formată din: lame şi lamele de sticlă, cristalizor, sticle de ceas, eprubete, cutii Petri, G+L alte obiecte de sticlărie si stative, spirtieră, termometru. Această trusă permite 1218,00 1449,42 efectuarea a 12 experimente: Plasmoliza şi deplasmoliza, Absorbţia apei prin TF.12 rădăcină, Transpiraţia la plante, etc. Trusă de zoologie -cuprinde: microscop monocular, instrumente pentru disecţie, obiecte de sticlărie( lame, lamele, pahare, baloane, etc.) lupă, hârtie de filtru. Această trusă pemite realizarea următoarelor experimente:Realizarea unor culturi de protozoane sau infuzii G+L 1680,00 1999,20 în care se dezvoltă o varietate de organisme unicelulare; Observaţii asupra spongierilor (formă, structură, funcţii); Studierea celenteratelor; Studierea viermilor; Studierea moluştelor; Studierea artropodelor (păianjeni, raci, insecte); Structura TF.13 diferitelor grupe de vertebrate( Peşti, Batracieni, Reptile, Păsări, Mamifere) Trusă de anatomia şi fiziologia omului cuprinde: eprubete, pipete şi alte obiecte de sticlărie, stative, instrumente de disecţie, microscop monocular, diapazon. Cu această trusă se pot realiza experienţe în care se G+L 1680,00 1999,20 pun în evidenţă procese biofizice şi biochimice cum ar fi:Structura oaselor şi compoziţia chimică a oaselor, Articulaţiile, Observarea muşchilor somatici la iepure TF.14 sau la broască, Acţiunea adrenalinei asupra melanoforilor, Determinarea grupelor Flex-camera- cameră digitală cu Zoom optic de 5.3x, mod de lucru normal şi tip microscop, posibilitate de montare direct pe tablă. Camera este mobilă, compactă AV-FCAM-1G+L 4125,00 4908,75 şi uşor de manevrat. Indeplineşte mai multe funcţii: scanner 3D, episcop şi proiector Kit de bază pentru disecţie. Este format din: ac, foarfeci drepte şi curbe, forceps G+L , bisturiu, cuţit pentru disecţie, pensetă dreaptă şi curbată, cârlige şi o trusă de 210,00 249,90 AV-B1 depozitare. Set pentru disecţie - format din: foarfece, pensetă, ace, bisturiu şi set de lame G+L 60,00 71,40 AV-B2 AV-B3 G+L Lupă - cu lentila de 5 cm diametru şi măreşte de 3,5 ori 9,00 10,71 Microscop monocular, măriri posibile 40x, 100x, 400x, dimensiuni 175 x 135 x G+L 513,00 610,47 MM-AV-1 370 mm şi masă de 2,9 kg, cu sistem de iluminare încorporat: 200 / 230 V, 20W Microscop cu LED, măriri posibile 40x, 100x, 400x, sistem de iluminare cu led, G+L 313,00 372,47 MM-AV-2 acumulatorul se poate încărca de la reţeaua electrică Microscop binocular, 1000x, dimensiuni 175x 135 x 370 mm şi masă de 3.5 kg, G+L 1379,00 1641,01 MB-AV-2 cu sistem de iluminare încorporat: 200 / 230 V, 20W Cameră digitală pentru microscop-cameră digitală color, de înaltă rezoluţie G+L pentru conectare directă la PC sau laptop prin interfaţa USB. Camera poate fi 390,00 464,10 MD-AV-3 montată direct la ocularul oricărui microscop convenţional. AV-F-036 / F-CAT-BIO-2008-R5 1 / 13 Sursă de tensiune 0-40V c.c, 0-30V c.a G+L Caracteristici tehnice: - variaţie continuă a tensiunii în domeniul 0-40V c.c./ 8A, 0- 723,00 860,37 A.1 30V c.a./10A, utilizând un buton cu scală gradată în volţi. PREPARATE MICROSCOPICE AV-BP1 Ţesuturi şi organe umane, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 201,00 239,19 AV-BP2 Insecte, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 152,00 180,88 AV-BP3 Vertebrate, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 129,00 153,51 AV-BP4 Licheni, muşchi şi ferigi, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 152,00 180,88 (Licheni, Briophyte şi Pterydophite AV-BP5 Gimniosperme şi Angiosperme, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 175,00 208,25 AV-BP6 Regnul plante, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 184,00 218,96 AV-BP7 Alge şi plante, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 184,00 218,96 AV-BP8 Bacterii şi ciuperci (Briofite şi fungi), set din 9 secţiuni microscopice 168,00 199,92 AV-BP9 Nevertebrate, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 175,00 208,25 AV-BP10 Ţesuturi vegetale, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 129,00 153,51 AV-BP11 Ţesuturi animale, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 129,00 153,51 AV-BP12 Ţesuturi şi organe animale I, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 131,00 155,89 AV-BP13 Ţesuturi şi organe animale II, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 131,00 155,89 AV-BP14 Ţesuturi şi organe animale III, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 131,00 155,89 AV-BP15 Ţesuturi şi organe animale IV, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 119,00 141,61 AV-BP16 Plante şi animale I, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 119,00 141,61 AV-BP17 Plante şi animale II, set din 10 secţiuni microscopice 119,00 141,61 AVB-A100 Set de 100 de preparate microscopice 600,00 714,00 AVB-B100 Set de 100 de preparate microscopice 600,00 714,00 PLANŞE DIDACTICE - Planşe în limba română, cu conţinut ştiinţific dezvoltat şi adaptat conform programei şcolare de colective de profesori experimentaţi. Planşele sunt color, înfoliate şi prevăzute cu şipci . - Dimensiuni 85 x 120 cm, sau unele acolo unde este specificat au dimensiunea A3 fără şipci ( 297 x 420 mm ) CITOLOGIE ŞI HISTOLOGIE VEGETALĂ ŞI ANIMALĂ AV-B25 G+L Celula vegetală şi animală 56,00 66,64 AV-B26 L Mitoza (diviziunea mitotică), format A3 24,00 28,56 ORGANIZAREA UNEI PLANTE CU FLORI AV-B28 G+L Rădăcina – tipuri de rădăcini 56,00 66,64 AV-B29 G+L Tulpina 56,00 66,64 AV-B30 G+L Frunza, format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B32 G+L Germinaţia seminţei, format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B34 G+L Polenizarea şi fecundaţia la Angiosperme, format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B40 G+L Androceul, format A3 24,00 28,56 ZOOLOGIE AV-B42 G+L Cărăbuşul de Mai (Artropod), format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B43 G+L Liliacul (Mamifer), format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B44 G+L Albina (artropod), format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B45 G+L Racul de râu (artropod), format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B46 G+L Broasca , format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B47 G+L Peşti, format A3 24,00 28,56 AV-B50 G+L Păsări, format A3 24,00 28,56 ANATOMIE AV-B52 G+L Scheletul uman 56,00 66,64 AV-B53 G+L Pielea 56,00 66,64 AV-B57 G+L Structura unui os lung 56,00 66,64 AV-B58 G+L Sistemul nervos vegetativ 56,00 66,64 AV-B60 G+L Analizorii: gustativ şi olfactiv 56,00 66,64 AV-B62 G+L Ficat, pancreas şi duoden 56,00 66,64 AV-F-036 / F-CAT-BIO-2008-R5 2 / 13 AV-B63 G+L Glande endocrine (Sistemul endocrin) 56,00 66,64 AV-B64 G+L Sistemul muscular -vedere anterioară 56,00 66,64 AV-B65 G+L Sistemul muscular -vedere posterioară 56,00 66,64 AV-B67 G+L Inima (Anatomia inimii) 56,00 66,64 AV-B68 G+L Circulaţia (artere-vene) 56,00 66,64 AV-B69 G+L Sistemul circulator 56,00 66,64 AV-B70 G+L Sistemul respirator 56,00 66,64 AV-B72 G+L Metabolismul glucidic 56,00 66,64 AV-B73 G+L Importanţa danturii sănătoase 56,00 66,64 AV-B74 G+L Patologia dinţilor 56,00 66,64 AV-B75 G+L Dantura sănătoasă 56,00 66,64 AV-B76 G+L Evoluţia umană 56,00 66,64 AV-B77 G+L Organe auditive 56,00 66,64 AV-B78 G+L Organe vizuale 56,00 66,64 ATLASE SCOLARE Atlas şcolar de biologie - botanic Lucrarea abordează regnurile Monera, Protista, Ciuperci şi Plante. Este concepută ca fiind un atlas care urmează obiectivele programei şcolare de biologie. Cartea se adresează tuturor AV-B166 18,60 22,13 elevilor, atât din clasele primare, gimnaziale cât şi de liceu. Ea este, de asemenea, un util instrument de lucru al profesorilor de specialitate. Autor: Florica Ţibea; Pagini continute: 48; Dimenisuni: 21 x 29,5 cm Atlas scolar de biologie- zoologic Atlasul reprezintă un material auxiliar deosebit de util elevilor. Conţinutul ştiinţific este AV-B167 prezentat într-o succesiune logică, accesibilă elevilor, textele explicative fiind plasate în 17,36 20,66 aceleaşi pagini cu ilustraţiile corespunzătoare. Autor: Florica Tibea; Pagini continute: 48; Tipul Copertilor: brosata Atlas şcolar de biologie - Anatomia omului Atlasul reprezintă un material auxiliar deosebit de util elevilor.Conţinutul ştiinţific este AV-B168 prezentat într-o succesiune logică, accesibilă elevilor, textele explicative fiind plasate în 18,60 22,13 aceleaşi pagini cu ilustraţiile corespunzătoare. Autor: Florica Ţibea; Pagini continute: 48; Dimenisuni: 21 x 29,5 cm Atlas botanic general Atlasul botanic reprezintă un amplu material intuitiv, deosebit de util atât elevilor, cât şi AV-B169 celor care doresc să cunoască lumea plantelor. În limita celor 181 de planşe color este 105,40 125,43 prezentat întregul regn vegetal, cu o riguroasă selecţionare a tematicii, ilustrându-se numai aspectele esenţiale cu privire la morfologia, biologia şi evoluţia plantelor. Autor: Popovici L., Moruzi C., Toma I.; Pagini continute: 216 Atlas zoologic general Atlasul zoologic reprezintă un amplu material ştiinţific adresat elevilor, studenţilor şi profesorilor, prezentat într-o formă grafică deosebită, cu ilustraţii de calitate, atractive şi AV-B170 elocvente.
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