Wheater's Functional Histology: A Text and Colour AtlasChurchill Livingstone, 1993 - 407 Histology, the microscopic study of cells, their mechanisms and their interrelationships, represents an important part of any medical or biological course and is taught during a medic's pre-clinical years. Wheater's Functional Histology is internationally renowned as one of the leading student texts on this subject, as it contains the right balance of essential information with illustrations enabling it to stand alone as a core text. |
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Basic Tissue Types | 41 |
Blood | 42 |
Supportingconnective tissues | 61 |
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