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3.3.1 Anatomy and Anthropology

1. Macro- and microscopic structure and topography of organs and their structural components with regard to individual variability, age and sex characteristics, morphologic constitution and their relations with the molecular genetic profile of man. 2. Norms of human body structure at different levels of its organization, physical development taking into account age, sex, constitutional and other typology. 3. Individual morphological variability (variant anatomy) of organs, parts of the body and their structural components 4. Development of organs, body parts and their structural components in human ontogenesis. 5. Comparative-anatomical studies of the structure of organs, body parts and their structural components in phylogenesis. 6. Study of the body structure of a living human using clinical, instrumental methods of research and computer modeling. 7. Determination of the influence of various form-forming factors on the human body structure. 8. Anatomo-topographical justification of new and improvement of existing diagnostic and surgical interventions taking into account anatomical variability and computer modeling. 9. Development of multilevel virtual technologies for studying the anatomy of organs and organ systems. 10. Historical analysis of the development of anatomy as a science and its separate directions. 11. Development of new technologies for embalming biological objects and restoration of museum anatomical exhibits. 12. Medical and biological aspects of anthropology. 12. Medical and biological aspects of anthropology.