The Pathology of Tumors Part II: Diagnostic Techniques

Diagnostic molecular pathology: current techniques and clinical applications, part I.

Gynecological tumors. Recent progress in diagnostic pathology.

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Preparation of the Phencyclidine Analogues (Part II)

Using a-tetralone, as starting material, a series of phencyclidine analogues were synthesized. This ketone was reacted separately with ethylmagnesium bromide, P-methoxyphenylmagnesium bromide and P-methylphenylmagnesium bromide. The resultant alcohols were treated with a suspension of NaN3 and CCl3COOH in CHCl3. The azides were subsequently...

Cell proliferation and tumors of the central nervous system, part II: radiolabeling, cytometric, and immunohistochemical techniques.

A variety of techniques have been developed to evaluate cell proliferation. Many of these methods provide a more accurate means of assessing the true proliferation rate of a given neoplasm, as compared with the simple assessment of mitotic activity. Similar to the evaluation of mitotic activity, these methods are also subject to limitations associated with tumor heterogeneity and interobserver ...

Progress in the Development of Microscopical Techniques for Diagnostic Pathology

9 Abstract Many of the time-honored methods for histopathological analysis of tissue sections have been superseded by new histological techniques, immunohistochemistry, or other diagnostic tests. Some of the dyes that were used for generations are no longer available, and chemicals used in some older methods are now considered hazardous. Additionally, the histotechnologists and pathologists fam...