Collection: Diaphonised Specimens
Diaphonisation, also known as clearing and staining, is the process of treating a biological specimen to make the skin and tissue transparent. The bones and cartilage are then stained with vibrant dyes, creating a colourful window into their entire biological structure.
The process was first developed by scientists in 1977 and has been used by museums for decades. Add a piece to your own oddities collection today!
