Resources for Physiology

Textbooks

Principles Of Anatomy And Physiology 12th Ed G. Tortora, B several formats are available, including online, pdf, kindle, and others
Anatomy & Physiology I & II (online only) from Springfield Technical Community College, Springfield, Massachusetts
Anatomy & Physiology Connexions (Rice University)
Gray's Anatomy of the Human Body
Inside the Cell
Molecular Biology Web Book
Kimball's Biology Pages
Fluid Physiology - an on-line text
Acid-Base Physiology
Anatomy & Physiology (OpenStax)
MIT Biology Hypertextbook

McGraw-Hill Textbook Companion Sites

These sites have animations, labelling exercises, a Spanish-English glossary (PDF), quizzes, flashcards, and more.
Vander's Human Physiology companion site (McGraw-Hill)
Comapnion site for Anatomy & Physiology, 7th edition (McGraw-Hill)
Hole's Human Anatomy & Physiology companion site

Other useful sites

Get Body Smart. Interactive animated tutorials.
Fluids & Electrolytes. This is an excellent interactive animated tutorial made available by Winona State University in Minnesota.
Pocket Anatomy: the Interactive Human Body mobile apps
Essential Study Partner requires Internet Explorer and Shockwave (also from McGraw-Hill)
Neuroscience, Fifth Edition Companion Website
1Lecture.com Animated videos by McGraw-Hill in genetics, biochemistry, immunology, physiology and microbiology.
Biology Reference an online biology encyclopedia

Edited Lecture Transcripts

These are edited and reformatted versions of the subtitle files that accompany the lecture videos. There are many errors, redundancies, and other confusing thigs in the subtitles, and these edited versions are to help those who are not fluent in English. The lectures must be extremely difficult to follow, understand, and then to translate, and so I hope that by posting these, it is helpful in some way.
Note: Some video lectures have been re-recorded, which means that some transcripts might not match the video. Please leave a note if this happens, so that I can post an updated version. Thanks.

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Lecture Notes

One great way to share with your classmates what you have learned is to write notes. Writing and improving the notes will both help you to understand the material better and help to supplement the courses.

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