Dear Michigan Histology Website Users,
The Department of Cell & Developmental Biology at the University of Michigan Medical School provides this digital microscopy resource for the study of cells, tissues and organs. A full list of virtual slides and a full list of virtual EM micrographs are also available. Special thanks for maintaining, upgrading, and supporting this resource goes to the University of Michigan HITS teams. Specially I would like to mention Naveen Jain, Michael Blake, Brian Simko, Tara Manwaring, and Dima Tawakkol.
More background about the Michigan Histology website is available in the following open-access publication: M. Hortsch; "The Michigan Histology Website as an Example of a Free Anatomical Resource Serving Learners and Educators Worldwide." Anat. Sci. Educ. Vol, 16 (3), 363-71, 2023. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/ase.2239
Please note that the material provided by this website is copyrighted and that a permission is required for any commercial use. Otherwise this material is made available under a BY-SA-NC Creative Commons license 4.0.
We appreciate that you are using the Michigan Histology Website and are honored to share our resources with students and faculty members from all over the world. Keep learning histology!
Please note that the Michigan Pathology images and resources are housed in the University of Michigan Department of Pathology, not the Department of Cell & Developmental Biology. If you have questions about pathology images or material, please contact my colleagues in the Department of Pathology.
Michael Hortsch, Ph.D. Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology and of Learning Health Sciences at the University of Michigan Medical School
The SecondLook™ Review Resources are now freely available in three different formats:
1) As iOS mobile apps at the iTunes Store (blue buttons). Please note that the bottom menu may initially not show when opening the app. Turning your device 90° and back will resolve this issue. The Android versions of the SecondLook™ mobile apps (green buttons) are currently not available.
2) As online website apps (not downloadable). Use the yellow buttons with your laptop or desktop computer.
3) As Anki-compatible files. Download the file(s) from the website and import it/them into the Anki program on your device.
