Advances in Genetics increases its focus on modern human genetics and its relation to medicine with the merger of this long-standing serial with Molecular Genetic Medicine.

The purpose of the Video Atlas is to shorten the learning time needed to gain an accurate three-dimensional understanding of human structure. It is designed to show you, in the simplest way, the true appearance of the structures of the human body. It is not intended to be either a guide to the process of cadaver dissection, or a replacement
for it!

Histology ImageReview was created with the purpose of providing students with a systematic review of cell and tissue biology and organ histology. It offers several different magnifications of a structure, tissue or organ as if the student were using a microscope in the histology laboratory.  In addition, Histology ImageReview contains selected clinical correlations which augment basic histological information. Furthermore, the program provides a mechanism for self-assessment employing image-based questions and learning responses.

This book is about the principles of human molecular genetics. Whether you are a student or a researcher, you will also need access to genetic data – to find where a gene maps, whether the gene has been cloned, what mutations have been found, what genes are contained in a particular chromosomal region, where and when a gene is expressed during embryonic development, etc. You need the most up-to-date information, and you usually need it quickly. The place to find all such genetic data is on the Internet.