Gross Anatomy Revisited

Review of Gross Anatomy

of Anatomy ( Gross Anatomy and Neuroanatomy )

Our department’s research activities have focused on neuroanatomy and gross anatomy. In neuroanatomical research, the development and organization of neuronal networks are investigated to elucidate brain function and diseases by means of immunocytochemistry, electron microscopy, in-situ hybridization histochemistry, singlecell tracer injection, and patch-clamp electrophysiology. Our primary int...

Gross-zagier Revisited

ly isomorphic as rings are conjugate in B. 146 BRIAN CONRAD (APPENDIX BY W. R. MANN) Remark A.10. The order ( A mn A A ) in (2) is the intersection of the maximal orders M2(A) and γnM2(A)γ−1 n = ( A mn m−n A ) , where γn = ( 0 πn 1 0 ) . This example is called a standard Eichler order. Proof. For the first part, it suffices to show that the set R of elements of B integral over R is an order. Th...

The Big Picture: Gross Anatomy

Only the basic information is available to the student, however, but opportunities for outside learning present themselves throughout the text via website links embedded in images and the exhaustive list of references following each chapter to direct the cerebral student to more advanced research in the field. Additionally, the inclusion of chapters dedicated to pharmacogenomics and customized ...

Gross Anatomy of a Skull

The head consists of the skull, face, scalp, teeth, brain, cranial nerves, meninges, special sense organs, and other structures such as blood vessels, lymphatics, and fat. It is also the site where food is ingested and air is inspired and expired (Fig. 101; Fig. 102). Diseases of important structures in the head form the bases of many medical, dental, and surgical specialties dentistry, maxillo...