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Human Microanatomy

Cell Tissue and Organ Histology with Celebrity Medical Histories

Stricker, Stephen A. (University of New Mexico, Department of Biology, NM, USA)

Human Microanatomy

Human Microanatomy

Cell Tissue and Organ Histology with Celebrity Medical Histories

Human Microanatomy

 

This histology text analyzes human structure and function from the subcellular to organ level. Each chapter emphasizes medically relevant information and considers developmental and evolutionary aspects of microanatomy, while using celebrity medical histories to help provide context for accompanying descriptions of normal histology.

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Beschrijving Human Microanatomy

This histology text analyzes human structure and function from the subcellular to organ level. Each chapter emphasizes medically relevant information and considers developmental and evolutionary aspects of microanatomy, while using celebrity medical histories to help provide context for accompanying descriptions of normal histology.

ISBN
9780367771843
Pagina's
522
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Geneeskunde
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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