Human Atlas 3D
Human Atlas 3D connects interactive anatomy with biomedical research. Rotate and zoom the body, isolate systems, select named structures, and follow an organ or system into source-backed evidence.
From structure to research question
Selecting a structure should lead somewhere useful: relevant diseases, genes, proteins, biomarkers, medications, trials, and research literature. The atlas is designed as an anatomical entry point into the broader EvidenceHelix evidence graph.
Body-system context
Research views include organ systems, muscles, skeleton, circulation, reproductive anatomy, and endocrine structures such as the thyroid. Reference presets can support male, female, trans male, and trans female research contexts while keeping anatomy and identity separate rather than treating identity as a fixed anatomy rule.
EvidenceHelix boundary
The Human Atlas is an educational and research visualization, not a surgical planner or patient-specific anatomical model. Individual anatomy varies, and research overlays should be interpreted with the source and population context attached.
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