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Maxillary model before orthodontic treatment

Congenital tetralogy of Fallot (heart chamber view) pathological model

3D model of lymphatic system-lymph node anatomy

Medical pathological model of upper and lower alveolar bone before orthodontic treatment

3D microsectional model of human eukaryotic cells and their main components

Congenital atrial ventricular septal defect (chamber view) medical model

3D map of skin and hair follicle anatomy

Thoracic and Spine Medicine 3D Model

Vibrio cholerae

Vibrio cholerae (Vibrio cholerae) is a gram-negative bacteria, the bacteria is short and comma-shaped, with a single flagellum, pili, part of the capsule. It is divided into 139 serogroups, of which O1 group and O139 group can cause cholera. Vibrio cholerae is the pathogen of human cholera, cholera is one of the ancient and widespread infectious diseases.

Types of muscle tissue

Congenital heart disease transposition of the great arteries (long axis view) medical model

Split diagram of solar storage panel structure

Schematic diagram of microsection of neuroma

Sagittal view of skull and mandible

Pyramidal Neurons of the Giraffe

Germination Process of Dandelion Seeds

normal red blood cells versus sickle-shaped red blood cells

Sickle cell anemia, also known as sickle cell anemia and sickle cell anemia, is a hereditary hemoglobinopathy. The amino acid glutamic acid at the 6th position of the β-peptide chain is replaced by valine, which forms sickle hemoglobin and replaces normal hemoglobin. The clinical manifestations are chronic hemolytic anemia, predisposition to infection, and recurrent pain crisis causing chronic ischemia leading to organ and tissue damage. Mainly through blood transfusion, drug treatment and other methods of treatment.

Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Neisseria gonorrhoeae)

Microscopic 3D Structure Diagram of Motor Neuron

3D Structure of Hair and Skin Anatomy

Eye anatomy 3D map

Earth rotation animation

Cervical Nerve Medicine 3D Model

The cervical spine (Cervical Spine) is the upper part of the spine that connects the skull to the thoracic spine and consists of seven vertebrae (C1 to C7). Its special structure, both flexibility and stability, is the head movement (such as rotation, pitch) and nerve, vascular access key area.

cardiac conduction system

The cardiac conduction system is the structure in the heart responsible for generating and conducting electrical signals to ensure that the heart beats rhythmically.

Abdominal respiratory tract medical perspective 3D model

Medical comparison model of scoliosis and normal human spine

pectoralis major medical model

Anatomical 3D medical model of the lung

Medical comparison model of kyphosis and normal human spine

Graphics card structure 3D diagram

deltoid muscle medical model

Medical model of human spine with color coding

Sea Lion Skull

Sea lion (Sea Lion) is a semi-aquatic mammal in the family Sea Lionidae, which has become a landmark species in marine ecosystems due to its foldable flippers, outer ear structure and social habits. There are 7 genera and 15 species in the world, which are widely distributed in temperate to tropical waters, and are the key link between marine and terrestrial ecology. It is mainly distributed in the North Pacific Ocean, temperate waters of the southern hemisphere and some tropical waters; it inhabits coastal rocky areas, sandy beaches, rocks or floating ice edges, and prefers shallow seas with water depth <100 meters. Mainly to fish, cephalopods and crustaceans for food.

Skull of roe deer

Roe deer (scientific name: Capreolus capreolus) is a small and medium-sized deer of the genus Roe deer (Capreolus) of the family Ceraceae (Cervidae). Because of its small size, high alertness and unique behavior, it is widely distributed in temperate to cold temperate forests in Eurasia. It is a familiar "forest spirit".

Rhino Skull

The rhinoceros (Rhinoceros) is a large herbivorous animal in the family Mammalia (Mammalia), hoyhooe (Perissodactyla), rhinoceridae (Rhinocerotidae), known for its iconic horns and heavy skin. Five species of rhinoceros (belonging to four genera), all of which are endangered, are facing a severe survival crisis due to habitat destruction and poaching.

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