Anatomy

Human Anatomy Online -  This site provides animations, images, and descriptions of the different areas of the human body.  The insight program is divided into systems, so it allows for an easy flow through the body.  Just click on one of the figures representing the system and away you go!

Human Biology - This site is a great resource for human biology with many links to other resources produced by the University of Virginia.  To tap into the resources go to "Introductory Biology;" then click on "Related Web Links."

Immune System - An informative site dealing with the immune system.  It will take you through   specific and non-specific immunity, innate and acquired immunity, as well as provide definitions to terminology dealing with the immune system.  That's not all!  It will also give you other links that will assist you in learning more about your immune system.

Brain Physiology - View the parts, function, and structure of the brain. 

Neurotransmitters -   This site contains detailed information about neurotransmitters, synaptic and neuromuscular transmission, catecholamines, serotonin, and acetylcholine.  Refer to this site for a closer look at the biochemistry of neurotransmitters.

Heart/Eye - Anatimation technologies web stie gives some clear pictures and information concerning the anatomy and physiology of the heart and the eye.  The site is not that big, yet is still worth a pick.  The animation of the heart includes a glossary, a heart diagram, and ECG, a conduction diagram, and links to other valuable sites.  The eye animation includes eye anatomy, lens movement, and optical illusions.   

All About Your Body - "Your gross and cool body."  This site will discuss what makes your body work by addressing such gross things as poop, belches and gas, dandruff, sweat, zits, bad breath, eye gunk, snot and boogers, and stinky pits (ooohh!).  In addition, it touches on digestion and circulation.  Have fun!  

Kids Health - Kids health is a web site from The Nemours Foundation.  It is filled with answers to commonly asked questions posed by teenagers.  The site includes such categories as your body, your mind, sexual health, food and fitness, drugs and alcohol, diseases and conditions, school and jobs, staying safe, and a brief Q & A section.

Froguts - Fun, Fun, Fun!  Do you want to dissect a frog without even having to touch its slimy skin?  This site takes you step by step through a virtual dissection of a frog.  As you move through the dissection, it will highlight each anatomical structure and explain its function. 

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http://www.johnkyrk.com/DNAanatomy.html

http://www.tedmontgomery.com/the_eye/overview.html