Models

Life/form® Human Heart

This model can be opened to allow inspection of the chambers and the valves. The texture of the heart, both inside and out, has been duplicated with remarkable realism. By squeezing the heart, stud... More.

Digestive System

Basic organs of digestion - mouth, salivary glands, esophagus, stomach, liver, pancreas, and intestines are shown, with enlargements of stomach lining, villi, and intestines. The 18" x 24",... More.

Nervous System

Model of full human figure with major parts of the nervous system, cross section of the brain with removable transparent overlay, and model of two typical nerve cells. The 18" x 24", three-... More.

Respiratory System

Model of upper human torso focuses on study of heart and lungs in the respiratory system. Lungs, trachea, and alveoli are enlarged and shown in cross section. The 18" x 24", three-dimension... More.

Circulatory System

Model of the human body shows major elements of the circulatory system. Enlarged cross sections of the heart, arteries, and veins illustrate structure and function. The 18" x 24", three-dim... More.

Torso Model

The Torso Model accurately details over 100 intricate body structures. The model’s outside shows superficial musculature, rib casing, and other anatomical features. The torso opens to expose ... More.

Skin

Skin layers, hair follicles, sweat glands, nerve endings, and tissue are some of the items shown on this colorful enlargement of the skin. The 18" x 24" three-dimensional model is of lightw... More.

Teeth Model

Features an enlarged cross section of a molar for study of the basic tooth structure, and a model of a complete set of adult teeth. The 18" x 24", three-dimensional model is of lightweight,... More.

Functioning Torso

This 3-ft. functioning torso model provides a type of “hands-on” learning experience not available with traditional models. The torso cavity houses models of five functioning body syste... More.

Mitosis

This model illustrates cell division from single cell to formation of two new cells. Identifies nucleus, centrioles, centrosome, chromatin, chromosomes, spindle, and aster. The 18" x 24", t... More.