>
>  >
>>		Hey guys, I'm so glad I found this group! I'm working on a
>>research project
>>		for which I need to identify the top (50-100)
>  >board-certified Anatomic
>  >		Pathologists in the area of immunohystochemistry. Is there
>>such a list? Any
>>		help would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>  >		Scott
>>

All qualified Anatomic Pathologists should belong to their 
representative medical society, names are usually published in a 
member booklet, either under their speciality, affiliated institute 
or alphabetically. Why don't you approach some of these societies for 
help.

In Australia you would start with AMA  ie Australian Medical 
Association, or the Royal College of Pathologists?, and work your way 
from there. There must be similar in USA.

How you would determine if they were good or not is another matter. 
Remember it is usually the Histo technician who is highly skilled in 
the use and applications of immunohistochemistry. A well prepared 
immuno stained slide isn't too hard for a Anatomic Pathologist to 
decipher.

Cheers, Cathy
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Cathy Gorrie
Scientific Officer
Neural Injury Research Unit,
School of Anatomy,
University of New South Wales
Sydney, N.S.W. 2052

Phone: 61 2 9385 24