Can any one explain the clinical signific ance of erythrocyte sedimentation rate. I am a laboratory technician with a degree in medical science working in Thursday Island, Australia.
Brian Tseng.

Dear All,

 perhaps some of you might be interested in that conference…

 April 20-21, 2001; The University of Chicago Gleacher Center,
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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could help. I am looking to stain Langerhan Cells
in Canine tissue, on paraffin sections. Specifically looking for MHC class
II activity.
Does anyone know of any antibodies that stain for that.
Or do you have of any antibodies that can be used in staining for a
histocytoma?

thanks

Colin Nixon
cs…@udcf.gla.ac.uk

Dept of Vet Pathology,
Glasgow University

Looking for  back issues or bound volumes of
American Journal of Police Science, edited by
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Also will purchase books showing how to use
bullet comparison microscopes, finger print cameras,
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Think of it this way, if it is using science, medicine and gadgets  to solve
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I.m recently in Austin Tx, USA   and Iwill be glad If someone help me to
Know about the requeriments to get information about the requeriments (
aplications. Tests, etc) I was a Pathologist in my country and I was
working in the largest Hospital in my country  (Lima-Peru)
Regards
Ximena Fernandez MD… Pathologist

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Today there is not aviable test in alive animals. The test that I now is
PRIONICS. Is a complex procedure composed of three steps. The brain sample
is digested with protease enzime, it destroys the normal prion(c) but dont
attacks the variant prion(sc). The result of the digestion is running in
gel, it separates the intact prion(sc) and the prion(c) fragments digested.
Now the proteins are transfered from gel to other material where the prion(c
and sc) are marcked with specific labeled antibody. The patters resulting is
compared with positive and negative controls. This is called rapid test, and
in Spain will start to use next january on all slaughter cattles older than
24 months.

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Dear everyone

I’d like to study random allocation in toxicological study or carcigenocity
study.
Do anyone knows random allocation in those experiment?
Please teach me this method.

Thanks.

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