Book Review: Comparative Anatomy and Histology: A Mouse, Rat, and Human Atlas

Book Review: Comparative Anatomy and Histology: A Mouse, Rat, and Human Atlas
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书评:比较解剖学和组织学:小鼠、大鼠和人类图谱

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2018
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Veterinary Pathology-Supplement
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Kristi L. Helke
Kristi L. Helke
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比较解剖学和组织学:由Treuting,Dintzis和Montine编辑的小鼠,大鼠和人类地图集是许多病理学家的关键和重要文本。第一版的目标受众是比较病理学家。在第二版中增加了老鼠,扩大了观众,包括毒理学和工业病理学家。这段文字也是有用的医学博士病理学家检查啮齿动物组织,以及兽医学生,病理学实习生,和那些扩大他们的工作范围或过渡职业。这篇文章也作为一个快速资源经验丰富的病理学家。除了将文本扩展到包括大鼠(第一版仅关注小鼠和人类)并包含一个新的章节外,整个文本已经重新调整,以便所有章节都具有类似的格式和更直观的流程,使本书更容易阅读和使用。有关于尸检和表型的章节,最新的一章是关于成像和免疫组织化学的14页入门书。提供实用和有用的信息,审查显微镜,免疫组织化学,数字成像和定量显微镜。本章没有详细介绍这些技术,因为这些技术不断更新/新方法。相反,它检查了基础知识,并解释了所使用的方法和更广泛的概念,包括描述如何验证免疫组织化学抗体的流程图。器官系统的章节现在是一致的组织,其次是组织学特征的大体外观的描述。每一章还包括种属间大体和组织解剖学差异的汇总表。照片和显微照片是丰富的,增加了文本。两种啮齿动物(大鼠和小鼠)进行了讨论,任何差异提到,然后人体组织也讨论了器官的大体和组织学图像。还描述了相关器官的性别差异(唾液腺、肾上腺)。其中几个章节已经扩展,在需要的地方提供了更多细节,例如内分泌章节现在添加了脑垂体和松果体以确保完整性。一个小的美学观点是,以前的版本有“需要知道”的子弹,与文本和图像分开,很容易看到。在最新版本中,这些项目符号与章节的文本更加一致,而不是为了便于参考而单独列出。编辑们处理这样一本规模和质量的书必须受到赞扬。他们聚集了一些最著名的比较病理学家(有58个贡献者)作为24章的作者,并参与了超过50%的章节的作者身份。这个版本有很大的改进,值得购买,即使你已经有了第一版。仅仅是章节的重组就使得文本可读性更强,值得升级,但正是老鼠的加入才使交易达成。
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