Abstract
It is a difficult procedure to maintain mammalian tissues for observation over a period of several days with the equipment available in the average biological laboratory. The standard equipment for this type of observation is expensive and the results do not justify the expenditure. It would seem beneficial to devise equipment by which tissues could be observed macroscopically and microseopically that would be within the range of a biological laboratory budget. Such equipment would be even more useful if stimulation and various solutions could be applied to the preparation without disturbing it. This report is an attempt to describe a warming chamber which is inexpensive and easy to make and will fulfill the requirements mentioned above.
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