human atlas vercel
Explore 2,234 modeled pieces in an interactive 3D anatomy atlas: switch body systems, search named structures, inspect details, and isolate a view.
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Overview
Product Summary
Human Atlas Vercel is a browser-based 3D anatomy reference. The interface identifies its main dataset as BodyParts3D 4.0 and reports 2,234 modeled pieces. Its source panel adds that the adult male reference contains 3,432 named concepts, while one named concept can map to multiple modeled pieces.
Explore the Body
The atlas groups anatomy into 15 systems, including skeleton, muscles, heart, sensory organs, arteries, veins, nervous, respiratory, digestive, urinary, lymphatic, endocrine, reproductive, body surface, and connective tissue. All, Skeleton, and Organs filters narrow the layer panel, while each system can be shown or hidden. The reference-body selector exposes male and female bodies.
Search and Inspect
Find a structure searches named anatomy such as heart, brain, liver, stomach, spleen, or pancreas. A result opens a detail card with an explanation, atlas reference, selected-piece count, included structures, and a source link. Isolate structure removes surrounding anatomy so the selected model can be examined on its own.
A Typical Session
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Choose a reference body and wait for the 3D model to load.
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Turn systems on or off, or search for a named structure.
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Open the result, review its context, then isolate it or clear the selection.
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Use front, side, back, or three-quarter views with rotate, zoom, and explode controls.
Source and Scope
The atlas credits BodyParts3D 4.0 from The Database Center for Life Science under CC Attribution 4.0 International. The site says the geometry is simplified for the web, explanations provide general educational context, and the atlas is not a diagnostic tool. No pricing plan is published, so this listing uses the required free classification.
