The flexor digitorum brevis is a short, thick muscle located in the sole of foot, right under the plantar aponeurosis (deep fascia). It ori...
Flexor Digitorum Brevis
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Palmar Interossei
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The palmar interossei are three small, spindle-shaped muscles which lie on the interosseous spaces of metacarpal bones. The first one is lo...
Insulin vs Glucagon
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In the insulin vs glucagon comparison, we can say they are both hormones secreted by the endocrine pancreas. However, the similarity ends t...
Brown Fat vs White Fat
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Brown fat vs white fat ; which one reflects a healthy metabolic state? An which one is a sign of bad metabolism and future heart condition? ...
Origin of Mitochondria
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The origin of mitochondria goes back in time two billion years, when a cell engulfed another one. Yes, a mitochondrion is one pro-karyotic...
Cell Chemical Reactions
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The cell chemical reactions take place millions of times every second in our body tissue. In these reactions there are transport of materia...
Brain Inferior Surface
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The brain inferior surface is very irregular and contains a series of anatomical structures. These are the primitive parts in the evolution...
Brain Longitudinal Fissure
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The brain longitudinal fissure is the deepest groove of the cerebral cortex. It runs from front to back, dividing the cerebrum lengthwise i...
Cerebral Cortex Structure
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The cerebral cortex structure in the human being is composed of six layers of neurons and neuroglia cells. The Nissl silver impregnation of...
Cerebral Dominance and Language
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Cerebral dominance and language are intimately related. Although the two cerebral hemispheres appear to be nearly symmetrical, the cerebra...
Cerebral Hemispheres
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The cerebral hemispheres are the two longitudinal halves into which the cerebrum is divided. The are separated from one another by the long...
Right Cerebral Hemisphere
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The right cerebral hemisphere is one of the two longitudinal halves into which the cerebrum is divided. Like the left, it is divided into f...
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