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What to Expect in Complete Anatomy’s New Brain Beta
You’re getting beta access to Complete Anatomy’s brand-new brain model. Here’s what you can expect to find. Where to find the Brain Beta Once you update your app, look for a new button on your Complete Anatomy Hub, it’ll take you straight into Brain Beta. It’s a separate space, focused on our rebuilt 3D brain model. Tap it, and you’re in. What you can do Select any structure, and you’ll see its name, its […]Leer artículo
7 Ways Virtual Dissection Labs Can Benefit Your Program
7 Ways Virtual Dissection Labs Can Benefit Your Program If you teach anatomy, you’ve seen how expectations around learning have shifted. Virtual dissection labs continue to emerge as a powerful complement or modern alternative to traditional cadaver labs. With advances in 3D visualization, interactive software, and remote access, these tools are becoming a go-to option for programs looking to adapt to changing educational […]Leer artículo
Anatomy of a Tear
Tears are essential for our eye health. This watery secretion contains several proteins, such as lysozymes and immunoglobulin A, which protect the surface of the eye from infection, while maintaining the hydration of the epithelial surface of the eye. The lacrimal gland is a lobulated exocrine gland that is responsible for producing tears. The gland […]Leer artículo
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