Human Anatomy: Color Atlas and Text, Third Edition

There is enough depth in the book to satisfy the introductory reader, but in the event that more information is desired, a complete bibliography is provided in the back, which is broken down by chapter and topic. In addition, useful appendices, a glossary, and an organized index allow easy referencing. This book would be ideal for an undergraduate student beginning to study neuroscience, the neuroscience student wanting a treatment of molecular biology as applied to the nervous system or for the student with a firm grounding in molecular biology, but who would like an introduction to molecular neurobiology. The book's greatest value may be to this latter group. For those readers who are fairly comfortable with molecular biology, but who feel that the field of neuroscience is whirling by and would like a tether to help reel it in, this book provides a thorough yet accessible introduction.