Essentials Of Immunology

[MARTY THOMAS]

ESSENTIALS OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY is an interactive multimedia 
learning and teaching resource that provides a complete, 
easy-to-use, up-to-date survey of the basic principles of 
human physiology and functional anatomy. Developed by 
the faculty in the Department of Physiology and Endocrinology 
at the Medical College of Georgia, this program represents a 
breakthrough in human physiology education. 
FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE:
http://www.visualman.com/gsm/humnpyso.htm
http://www.expomed.com/humnpyso.htm

ESSENTIALS OF IMMUNOLOGY is a unique multimedia program 
presenting basic knowledge of how host defenses operate 
in protective and, sometimes, destructive ways. The 
program contains extensive application of basic 
principles to clinically important diseases and 
syndromes. The latest advances in immunology are presented in 
the context of a clinical case which allows you to 
access the depth of information you need and want. 
FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE:
http://www.visualman.com/gsm/immune.htm
http://www.expomed.com/immune.htm

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ONSALE- RESEARCH SYSTEMS VISIBLE HUMAN MALE AND FEMALE CD'S
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When you buy 1 CD you get the other FREE. Example, buy
the Female CD and get the Male CD at no extra charge. Both
CD's are based on the National Library of Medicine'S Visible 
Human Project(TM).

The Visible Human Male CD Version 2.0 includes
more than 70,000 labels describing over 1,600 features 
of three major systems of the body. The CD is the first digital 
labeled reference of the male anatomy. Version 2.0 includes 
labels for the muscular, nervous, and skeletal system. 
Another new feature in version 2.0 is an improved graphical 
Navigator.
FOR MORE INFO SEE:
http://www.visualman.com/rsi/vsblwomn.htm
http://www.expomed.com/rsivsman.htm 

As the most advanced visual reference of the human female anatomy, 
the Visible Human CD gives you access to more than 10,000 color
photographs, Computed Tomography and Magnetic
Resonance images. MR scans were performed on six sections
of the body. The head was scanned axially:the other sections were
scanned coronally. CT scans were performed while the body
was fresh to obtain images for viewing soft tissue. To prepare
for the process of taking photographs, the body then was
encased in a block of gelatin and frozen. 
FOR MORE INFO SEE:
http://www.visualman.com/rsi/rsivsman.htm
http://www.expomed.com/vsblwomn.htm
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