从低等的线虫到最高等的哺乳动物，生命都是地球上最为精彩的故事。但是从受孕的那一刻，到肢体的形成，大脑的发育，所有生物体都依赖一样东西-细胞。细胞生长、分裂、分化、移动、交流到最终死亡。它们是生命的本质，但是它们是如何协调工作的呢？科学家正在逐渐解开这个谜团。生命如此奇妙，充满复杂的问题，但是随着问题的出现，我们正在逐一解答。
皇家科学院圣诞讲座2013由牛津大学的艾丽森·伍拉德博士主讲，探索发育生物学最前沿的问题，揭秘简单的细胞是如何转变成为一个复杂的生物体。这些机制又揭示地球上所有生物的哪些联系呢？我们能否利用这些知识，来提高我们自己的生活呢？
—— 人人影视
◎中文名称：基础解剖学
◎英文名称：Anatomy for Beginners
◎地区：德国
◎语言：英语
◎简介：
本记录片是讲述基础解剖学
由德国著名医学博士 冯。巩尔特。哈根斯教授 讲解整个人体的整个解剖过程，一共4CD
德国海德堡大学解剖学研究所Dr.Gunther.von..Hagens教授是世界有名的解剖学 者，他将人体铸型标本的生产技术达到了一个全新的高度。先后研制成功了成人整体动脉、静脉铸型标本,动脉与骨骼结合铸型标本,并开发了动物铸型标本技术。
本片是一部介绍人体的4集教学片，由John Lee教授和Gunther von Hagens博士讲授。每堂课包括尸体解剖、真人演示、标本展示、现场提问等内容，系统全面地介绍了人体的各个组织器官及其功能。
4集的内容分别为：
第一集 运动：主要介绍皮肤、肌肉、骨骼和神经系统；
第二集 循环：主...
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