ANATOMY ATLAS

Early buzz: 'The Office,' 'Knight Rider,' more USA Today
Oh man, how funny was The Office last night? I just watched the deleted scenes -- there's actually a little update in there about Michael's love life, so you should take a second to watch. Don't tell me about Grey's
Oldest Juvenile Skeleton Discovered Will Help Piece Together Human Development Science Daily
Discovery of a nearly intact 3.3 million year-old juvenile skeleton is filling an important gap in understanding the evolution of a species thought to be among the earliest direct ancestors to humans, says William Kimbel, a paleoanthropologist with ASU's Institute of Human Origins. Kimbel is part of the team that studied the skeleton of an approximately three-year-old female Australopithecus
Mouse Strain With Gene Stutter Will Help Leukemia Research Science Daily
Cancer researchers have developed a new strain of mice that should help reveal how an unusual change in a certain gene contributes to a particularly deadly form of acute myeloid leukemia. A study of the strain suggests that the genetic change comes early in the disease, and that it overactivates a second gene that helps govern blood cell development.
Cellular Traffic Backups Implicated In Skeletal Malformations Science Daily
A defective link in the intracellular protein "transit system" may lie at the heart of some craniofacial defects, new research in zebrafish suggests. Vanderbilt University Medical Center researchers report the identification of a mutation that causes severe skeletal deformities in zebrafish by shutting down a critical protein transport pathway.
UTMB Galveston Opens Expanded GI Suite Equipped with Endoscopy and Imaging Equipment from PENTAX Medical Company Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
MONTVALE, N.J.----Sept. 18, 2006--PENTAX Medical Company, a division of PENTAX of America, Inc. which is a wholly owned subsidiary of PENTAX Corporation of Japan, announced today that one of its customers, the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston recently opened a newly expanded gastrointestinal medical suite.
Of Rice And Hen: Fashions From The Farm Science Daily
In the future, it might be perfectly normal to wear suits and dresses made of chicken feathers or rice straw. Scientists at the University of Nebraska--Lincoln plan to develop these agricultural wastes into conventional-looking fabrics as a way to reduce the use of petroleum-based fabrics. The studies on rice straw and feathers will be presented on Sept. 11 and Sept. 13, respectively, in San
Northwestern Biologists Demote Southeast Asia's 'Forest Ox' Science Daily
Recognized as a new species in 1937, the kouprey, an ox that is an icon of Southeast Asian conservation, is feared extinct. Now, Northwestern University biologists and a Cambodian conservationist present compelling genetic evidence that the kouprey may never have existed as a wild, natural species. The researchers compared a published DNA sequence from the kouprey with those of a true wild ox and
Hot Dust And Moisture Collide To Fuel Asian Summer Rainy Season Science Daily
Who would think that something like dust in the air could trigger rain? According to a new NASA study, this is just what's happening over South Asia's Tibetan Plateau. Very small dust particles called aerosols blow in from desert regions and collect in the atmosphere over the plateau's slopes early in the region's monsoon season, helping trigger rainfall.
'Environmental Forensics' Could Cut The Cost Of Brownfield Development Science Daily
The emerging scientific discipline of "Environmental Forensics" could make it easier to prove, to the satisfaction of a court of law, who is responsible for instances of pollution.
Molecules In Blood Foretell Development Of Preeclampsia Science Daily
High levels of two proteins in the blood of pregnant women appear to indicate the subsequent development of preeclampsia, a life-threatening complication of pregnancy, report a team of researchers from the National Institutes of Health and Beth Israel Deaconess. The proteins interfere with the growth and function of blood vessels.

Univ of Michigan - Gross Anatomy - Images
Medical Gross Anatomy Atlas Images Chest X-ray, surface anatomy of the heart · Chest X-ray showing pericardium, posteroanterior view
Digital Anatomist Interactive Atlases
The original CDs for the brain atlas and the neuroanatomy syllabus Atlas was formerly available on CD-ROM (JAVA program running on Mac and PC platform).
Anatomy & Physiology
Muscle Atlas University of Washington online atlas of muscles. Skeletal System. The Structure of the Human Body - On-line anatomy atlas with many pictures.
UAMS Department of Anatomy - Neuroscience
Neuroanatomy Atlas Images · MRI, Brain & Spinal Cord, Sagittal Section · Brain Showing Arterial Supply, Chest X-ray, surface anatomy of the heart
AMA (Atlas) Atlas of the Body
Links to images, graphics, and information about various body systems, and health issues affecting each.

Anatomy & Physiology
Muscle Atlas University of Washington online atlas of muscles. Skeletal System. The Structure of the Human Body - On-line anatomy atlas with many pictures.
UAMS Department of Anatomy - Neuroscience
Neuroanatomy Atlas Images · MRI, Brain & Spinal Cord, Sagittal Section · Brain Showing Arterial Supply, Chest X-ray, surface anatomy of the heart
AMA (Atlas) Atlas of the Body
Links to images, graphics, and information about various body systems, and health issues affecting each.
Amazon.com: Atlas of Human Anatomy: Books: Frank H. Netter
Amazon.com: Atlas of Human Anatomy: Books: Frank H. Netter by Frank H. Netter.
EMG & Nerve Conductions | Needle EMG Anatomy Atlas
This Atlas is being reproduced (with permission) courtesy of casaengineering from the EMG on Needle EMG Anatomy Atlas · Patient Education Series (FAQ)
Atlas of Echocardiography- Heart anatomy
Papillary muscles · Myocardium segment · terminology-1 · Myocardium segment · terminology-2 Literature, Gross anatomy of the heart Jump to top of page.
SPL Anatomy Browser
The anatomy atlas project. The SPL, together with Division of Neurosciences at Harvard Medical School, has been engaged in making a detailed morphological
Elsevier: Atlas of Human Anatomy, 4th Edition: Netter
Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy is the most loved and best selling anatomy atlas in the English language. In over 540 beautifully colored and easily