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EDITOR - The Anatomical Record

The New Anatomist is a bimonthly magazine-style section of The Anatomical Record that uses the disciplines of anatomy to connect the biological fields of cell biology, development, physical anthropology and neuroscience. Its articles, reviews and tutorials focus on topics of interest to anatomists and bioscientists alike, from cutting-edge research to general science and technology breakthroughs, all highlighted by lively and accessible illustrations. This unique journal also provides readers with news and views of the field from scientific, social, and political arenas and a forum for debate on controversial issues.

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Editorials

Undergraduate research, education and the future of science
Mark H. Paalman
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Are there really too many biomedical trainees?
James L. Olds
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Stem cells and cloning: The fuss, revisited
Mark H. Paalman
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Commentary/Point-Counterpoint

Intellectual property conundrum for the biological sciences
James L. Olds
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Biology, ethics, and public policy: Deliberations at an unstable intersection
Lee L. Zwanziger
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Is paleoanthropology science? Naming new fossils and control of access to them
Ian Tattersall, Jeffrey H. Schwartz
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Communicating science: From the laboratory bench to the breakfast table
Mary J.C. Hendrix, Paulette W. Campbell
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Focus

Terminologia Anatomica: New terminology for the new anatomist
Ian Whitmore
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Letters to the Editor

Neurogenesis and stem cells in adult mammalian dorsal root ganglia
S. Geuna, P. Borrione, M. Fornaro, M.G. Giacobini-Robecchi
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Features and Reviews

The human cadaver in the age of biomedical informatics
M. Ashraf Aziz, James C. Mckenzie, James S. Wilson, Robert J. Cowie, Sylvanus A. Ayeni, Barbara K. Dunn
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Relationship of acupuncture points and meridians to connective tissue planes
Helene M. Langevin, Jason A. Yandow
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Neural regeneration and the peripheral olfactory system
James E. Schwob
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Leaping lopsided: A review of the current hypotheses regarding etiologies of limb malformations in frogs
I. Kati Loeffler, David L. Stocum, John F. Fallon, Carol U. Meteyer
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Virtual anthropology (VA): A call for Glasnost in paleoanthropology
Gerhard W. Weber
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The new architectonics: An invitation to structural biology
Clarence E. Schutt, Uno Lindberg
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Tutorials

Going virtual with quicktime VR: New methods and standardized tools for interactive dynamic visualization of anatomical structures
Robert B. Trelease, Gary L. Nieder, Jens Dørup, Michael Schacht Hansen
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Historical Notes

Eduard Pernkopf's Atlas of topographical and applied human anatomy: The continuing ethical controversy
Chris Hubbard
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Giuseppe Sterzi (1876-1919) of the University of Cagliari: A brilliant neuroanatomist and medical historian
Alessandro Riva, Beniamino Orrù, Francesca Testa Riva
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Education Notes

The use of brainstorming for teaching human anatomy
S. Geuna, M.G. Giacobini-Robecchi
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Emotional reactions of medical students to dissecting human bodies: A conceptual approach and its evaluation
Thomas Tschernig, Martin Schlaud, Reinhard Pabst
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Career paths for anatomists in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries
Karen A. Augustine
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List updated December 2, 2004

The New Anatomist - Information for Authors
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Publication in The New Anatomist is by invitation only. If you have a topic you feel would be suitable for the journal, please contact the Managing Editor for further information. We encourage participation via Letters to the Editor, which require no submission guidelines.

 Mark H. Paalman, Ph.D.
 Managing Editor
 John Wiley & Sons, Inc
 111 River Street
 Hoboken NJ 07030-9442 USA
 E-mail: newanat@wiley.com