BIO 201/202: Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab
Librarian
Academic Center (CNTR) 36
5988 S Backus Mall, Mesa AZ 85212
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Skeletons and anatomy models on campus
Polytechnic Campus
What: Bones & assorted anatomy models
Location: Polytechnic Campus Library located in the Academic Center.
Brain and Nerves
Muscles
Search for Articles
Select one of these article databases to search for primary research articles.
- Google ScholarUse Google Scholar to search for scholarly articles, books, reports and more.
- Library One SearchSearch many ASU Library books, news articles, journals, magazines and more in one search.
- PubMedSearch for articles on all biomedical topics including medicine, biology, nursing, and nutrition.
- ScopusScopus is a database of peer-reviewed literature and web sources with tools to track, analyze, and visualize research. Includes many articles in the Health Sciences & Hard Sciences.
Help with Citations
Citations acknowledge the work of other researchers and allow others to locate the original work. There are a variety of citation styles and APA is a common one for the science.
- EasyBibThis free online tool will help you create and format citations.
- Purdue OWL - APA Style GuideThis is a website with examples of citations for books, articles, websites, etc.
Anatomy Books
Video
- Films on DemandView lectures, documentaries and educational films. Browse under the Subject Area “Health and Medicine” or search for a specific term to find videos related to your subject matter.
- JoVE - BiologyThis diverse section includes, but is not limited to, The collection includes visual techniques in physical biology, cellular biochemistry, genetics, physiology, systems biology and a combination of eukaryotic and prokaryotic model systems.
- KanopyKanopy is a video streaming solution for colleges offering a "Netflix-like" user experience and a broad selection of over 26,000 documentaries, feature films, and educational videos from thousands of producers.
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