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On Thu, 15 Feb 1996, Doug Lantry wrote:
> In a recent issue of _The Chronicle of Higher Education_ (perhaps two or
> three weeks ago), a "visible man" project was profiled. A convict,
> sentenced to death, had willed his body to science. After he was
> dispatched with a lethal injection, his body was frozen in a gel into a
> large block. Then, researchers cut the block into 1,500 sections.
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> The visible man, as I recall, is available on CD or computer tapes or
> disks, but it's quite expensive.
The Visible Human Project sample images can be found at:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov
This will take you to the NLM homepage, then select "Visible Human Project"
Kristen Elsby
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