Anatomy & Physiology Links

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Anatomy & Physiology Resources: American Association of Anatomists Resources page (Everything about histology, anatomy, and brain images possible) Get Body Smart (An online tutorial covering skeletal, nervous, circulatory systems) Innerbody (Human Anatomy online) WebAnatomy project (Univ. of Minnesota: games, self-quizzes, etc on anatomy…great site) National Library of Medicine: History of Medicine Anatomy and Physiology Systems: Molecular Biology of the Gene Exploring DNA Cells and Cell cycle: Cell and Histology links (Multiple links to online tutorials, quizzes, etc.) The Biology Project (University of Arizona) Excellent tutorials on molecular biology, genetics, and others. Histology: JacDoc HistoWeb University of New South Wales, Histology University of Delaware Histology Sections Integumentary System: University of Cincinnati, Dr. Frank Fankhauser, Images Skeletal System: Visible Body Project Joints/Articulations: Joint Types quiz Is it condyloid, plane, or hinge? Vertebral articulations Muscular System: UW Dept of Radiology Muscle Atlas All upper and lower extremity skeletal muscles, in isolation DataFace: Facial Expressions and Facial Muscles Muscle Quizzes Visible Body Project Cat Dissection: McGraw-Hill Cat Dissection (Good review of superficial cat muscles seen in lab) Virtual Cat Dissector (Covers most major body systems) Cat Dissection Nervous System: Univ of Utah Neuroanatomy Tutorial Great labeled images of CNS structures Cerebellar ataxia Testing Cranial Nerves

Clinical Websites: Case Studies in Anatomy & Physiology (SUNY Buffalo) Health and Medicine websites: Healthcentral.com (One of the best general health web-sites online) Avian (Bird) Flu Information page (Montgomery College Library collection of sites) Webmd.com What is the effect of damage to Broca’s area? Science Journals: Nature (The British-published counterpart to Science) Discover (Great general-interest site, more than just a magazine) Science Magazine (The most prestigious peer-reviewed science journal in the U.S.) Fun and Games: DNA Tetris General Interest websites: Snopes.com (Debunks urban myths) Discover (Great general-interest site, more than just a magazine) Writing Resources: Citation Machine (Great tool to assist in preparing citations and referencing) Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL) (With commentary on MLA formatting, citations, etc.)