Dear Histonetters,

my name is Crystal & I am visiting Australia (from Texas/A & M 
University.), working with a group , researching the Prevention of 
HIV Transmission. I need to quantify the thickness of each 
specimen/vaginal epithelium but the thickness and amount of keratin 
is highly variable along the length of the tract & I have no idea 
'what/how' to do this. Am hoping someone in Histo land will 
offer/suggest a procedure/technique/method that will solve my 
dilemma. Cheers & thanks IN ADVANCE,

Crystal in Melbourne/OZ
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