Molecular anatomy

Molecular anatomy is the subspecialty of microscopic anatomy concerned with the identification and description of molecular structures of cells, tissues, and organs in an organism.^[1]

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Anatomy and morphology

Fields

• Gross anatomy
• Superficial anatomy
• Neuroanatomy
  • brain morphometry
• Comparative anatomy
• Microscopic anatomy
  • histology
  • molecular
• Morphometrics

Bacteria and fungi

• Bacterial cell structure
  • cellular morphologies
  • morphological plasticity
• Colonial morphology
• Lichen morphology

Protists

• Structures

Plants

• Plant anatomy
  • fruit
• Plant habit
• Plant life-form
• Plant morphology
  • reproductive
• Soil morphology

Invertebrates

• Decapod anatomy
• Gastropod anatomy
• Insect morphology
  • Diptera
  • Odonata
• Spider anatomy
• Arthropod cuticle

Mammals

• Human anatomy
• Neanderthal anatomy
• Cat anatomy
• Dog anatomy
• Horse anatomy
• Elephant anatomy
• Giraffe anatomy

Other vertebrates

• Amphibian anatomy
• Bird anatomy
• Fish anatomy
• Shark anatomy

Glossaries

• Anatomical terminology
• Anatomical terms of location
• Glossary of dinosaur anatomy
• Glossary of plant morphology
  • leaf morphology

Related topics

• Allometry
• Anatomical variation
• Anatomical plane
• Body plan
• Form classification
• Gracility
• Hertwig rule
• History of anatomy
  • 19th century
• Physiognomy
• Standard anatomical position
• Transcendental anatomy

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