Angiogenesis is the natural biological process by which new blood vessels are formed. It is a normal process during the development of the ...
Angiogenesis
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Human Clavicle
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The human clavicle is what we commonly call the collarbone. It is a slender, tubular and S-shaped bone. It has a lateral and a medial end. ...
Thoracic Vertebrae
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The thoracic vertebrae are twelve in number. Compared to the cervical vertebrae , they are higher and thicker and they lack the transverse ...
Human Scapula
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The human scapula , or shoulder blade , is a flat bone of the shoulder girdle region . It lies between the muscles of the back, from the sec...
Shoulder Girdle Bones
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The shoulder girdle bones are three in number. The scapula , the clavicle (collarbone), and the humerus. They meet at the superior, lateral...
Human Pelvis
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The human pelvis is the wide bone structure at the lower end of the trunk. It supports and contains the last portion of the digestive tract...
Cervical Vertebrae
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The cervical vertebrae are the seven uppermost bone pieces of the vertebral column. They are located immediately below the skull, with each...
Second Cervical Vertebra
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The axis is the second cervical vertebra . It has an odontoid process, or dens, which is a tooth-like protrusion, lined with cartilage, whi...
First Cervical Vertebra
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The first cervical vertebra is called the atlas . It is the topmost of the seven cervical vertebrae and, therefore, the proximal one of the...
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