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  • 1202000111008

    The Development Process for Fetus (Half-Size) Model XC-414A

    JOD 135.00 Anatomical Series

    This model shows relationship between fetus and uterus in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th month pregnancy, and twins course in the 5th month. Consist of 8 parts

  • 1202000111007

    Nerve Cell Model on Board (IN)

    JOD 20.00 Anatomical Series

    This model shows neuron structure, medullated nerve fibre, axon, myelin sheath and nodes of ranvier etc. Mounted on the base, appropriately coloured and numbered with keycard.

  • 1202000111006

    Locust Anatomy Model On Base

    JOD 45.00 Educational Series

    Sclistocerca gregaria – The desert Locust, Numbered with English key card, Showing internal and external structures after dissection, Mounted on stand, useful for demonstration.

  • 1202000111005

    Human skeleton Model on Board (IN)

    JOD 18.00 Skeleton Series

    Shows body parts and functions.
    Bones of the human body

  • 1202000111004

    Human Nervous System Model on Board (IN)

    JOD 18.00 Anatomical Series

    These are high quality fiberglass models made according to human anatomy. These can be used as excellent practical and visual aids for students, schools, laboratory dispensary and research. These models are made using high quality fiberglass that assures longer shelf life. Purpose is to deepen the understanding of the students. These are high quality fiberglass models made according to human anatomy. Excellent practical and visual aids for students, schools, laboratory dispensary and research. Each figure comes with its own label to help provide an engaging learning experience for everyone. These anatomical learning models are fun way to create hands-on learning environment. The subject becomes more engaging and captivating.

  • 1202000111003

    Dissecting Model of Earthworm

    JOD 45.00 Educational Series
  • 1202000111002

    Human Head Neck Model on Board (IN)

    JOD 20.00 Anatomical Series

    This relief model shows all relevant structures of the human head in great detail. The median section of the head is a great tool for teaching the important anatomical structures. The high quality model is delivered on a baseboard for easy display in a classroom or doctor’s office

  • 1202000111000

    Female Human Reproductive System 2D (IN)

    JOD 15.00 Anatomical Series

    Female Human Reproductive System 2D (IN)

  • 1202000110999

    Male Human Reproductive System 2D (IN)

    JOD 15.00 Anatomical Series

    Male Human Reproductive System 2D (IN)

  • 1202000110998

    Skin Section Model (IN)

    JOD 15.00 Anatomical Series

    This economically priced skin section model has been enlarged 70 times and shows a section through three layers of the hair covered skin of the head. It also shows hair follicles with sebaceous sweat glands, receptors, nerves and vessels.

  • 1202000110997

    Model Of Spinal Cord And Spine Anatomical

    JOD 50.00 Educational Series

    Structure – The product consists of adult’s 1st and 2th thoracic vertebrae, 1st and 2th lumbar vertebrae, and partially exposed spinal cord outside the spinal canal. Size: 30cm(Height)
    Material – The model is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic, which is corrosion resistant, lightweight, and has high strength. So you can use it again and again until you really have the relevant knowledge
    Mainly Shows – the external morphology of the 1st and 2th thoracic vertebrae, the 1st and 2nd lumbar vertebrae, the cross-section structure of the spinal cord, the spinal nerve sympathetic trunk, and the vein. So you can to teaching demonstration, which promotes students’ understanding and Improve the quality of teaching
    Function – This model is suitable for teaching the morphology of spinal cord and spine in middle schools, colleges and technical colleges.

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    Animal Cell Division Mitosis Model On Board (IN)

    JOD 35.00 Educational Series

    Displays different stages in mitotic cell division.

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