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Author: Cheselden, William (1688-1752).
Title: Osteographia, or The anatomy of the bones.
Publication Information: London: [William Bowyer], 1733.
Posted on December 3, 2012 via Good Form with 360 notes
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W. & A. K. Johnston’s Charts of Anatomy and Physiology
By Dr. Wm. Turner, Professor of Anatomy, University of Edinburgh
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INFERIOR OLIVARY COMPLEX This is the largest nuclear group in the brain stem. It consists of a convoluted band of cells that lie dorsal to the pyramid. This nucleus is by far the most characteristic and striking feature of the medulla. Sadly, we know little about inferior olivary function(s), but its very intimate association with the cerebellum suggests it is involved in motor coordination and most likely motor “learning”.
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More on the Circle of Willis. Been studying it today.
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(via anaestheticroom)
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synapse
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Greg Dunn’s stunning gold leaf paintings of cells, neurons and other natural wonders are fit for any wall.
(via eyeballmansion)
Posted on October 13, 2011 via thinx with 5,291 notes
Source: staceythinx
