Basic experiments in anatomical operations
Anatomical operation technology is an important link to improve anatomy teaching, scientific research, and cultivate the basic skills of anatomists. Through the
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Mesencephalon, cerebellum and telencephalon anatomical observation experiment
1. Observe specimens and models of the mesencephalon and cerebellum to understand the external morphology and internal structure of the mesencephalon and cerebe
Collection, sterilization, embalming, immobilization and preservation experiments on dead bodies
The scientific understanding of human structure cannot be separated from the practice of cadaver dissection. Corruption of cadavers, on the other hand, restrict
Serological testing experiments
Currently, serological testing experiments include: blood biochemistry and hormone level testing experiments.
Mouse body temperature measurement experiment
There is a great correlation between body temperature and physiological rhythms in mice, and the traditional and simpler method of measuring body temperature in
Animal models of transplanted tumors
Animal models of transplanted tumors are tumors formed by transplanting animal or human tumors into homozygous or heterozygous animals for successive generation
Animal models of human xenograft tumors
Allogeneic animal transplantation is often difficult due to immune rejection, which often leads to graft failure. Therefore, the selection of a suitable transpl
Immunohistochemistry (fluorescence) assay
After initial determination of pathological development by histologic observation, further in situ confirmation of potentially high/low expressed molecules is o
Mouse Appearance Observation Experiment
A large number of tissues and organs with potential abnormalities can be detected by careful observational description of the appearance. Therefore, a uniform a