Netter's Anatomy Flash Cards are a portable study tool for a solid foundation in anatomy for coursework and exams. Each card presents art by Dr. Frank H. Netter (with several paintings by Dr. Carlos Machado), numbered labels with hidden answers for self-quizzing, and concise comments and clinical notes. Cards provide a quick, focused review of anatomy terms and high-yield synopses of anatomic and clinical relevance. A dual sorting system using easy-to-spot colors and icons allows you to sort cards by region or system, both in print and in the eBook.
Perfect for reinforcing knowledge in any level histology course, Netter's Histology Flash Cards offer a convenient and portable histology review. Including gross anatomy and histopathology for today's integrated courses and even more clinical relevance. User-friendly and engaging to use, these 200 superbly illustrated cards increase your understanding of important structures and reinforce your understanding of how the human body works in health as well as illness and injury. –
This model is made of translucent material that simulates cytoplasm. Details the interior of an animal cell and the interrelationships among organelles. Enlarged approximately 12,000 times with clearly distinguishable organelles and inclusions including endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, ribosomes, Golgi apparatus, centrioles, nucleus, and nucleolus. The sectioned cell also has a cutaway nucleus to show its inner structure.
Learn about the structures of organic molecules, inorganic materials, crystals and metals:
515 atoms, 420 bonds.