Anatomy Atlases:
series of online human anatomy atlases, including a microanatomy atlas and a first aid atlas.
Anatomy of the Human Body:
Gray’s Anatomy of the Human Body, via Bartleby.com.
Anatomy Videos: MedlinePlus
Animated videos show the anatomy of body parts and organ systems and how diseases and conditions affect them.
eSkeletons Project:
contains images of human and primate bones from varying angles and animations of joint actions.
Mouse Brain Library:
high-resolution images and databases of brains from genetically characterized strains of mice.
Muscle Tutorial:
review major superficial muscles with this handy tutorial.
Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body:
Hosford Muscle Tables supply the origin, insertion, action, and blood and nerve supply for every muscle in the body.
Skeleton Tutorial:
detailed review of skeletal structures from Gateway Community College in Phoenix, AZ.
The Virtual Body:
illustrated online atlas of human anatomy.
Visible Human Project:
National Library of Medicine, images of transverse sections of male and female human cadavers.
Whole Brain Atlas:
atlas with images of brains both in normal and diseased states.
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