[Histonet] trichrome paper
No, you're not the only curmudgeon (great word!). In the past
literature searches have been time consuming and sometimes frustrating.
These days, typing 'trichrome', etc, into PubMed should release a
slew of papers. This person is relying on the good will of the Histonet
to do all the footwork.
Let us hope that the individuals here are properly acknowledged.
On the other hand, maybe this person only has email and not internet
access.
Mary Lou
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Am I the only curmudgeon reading these exchanges?
I'm embarrassed for myself by the good will and helpfulness shown
Saulsaulx
by Listmembers.
I'd taken it as given that (s)he wanted to find ten double-spaced pages
on
trichrome technique, WRITTEN BY SOMEONE ELSE, that (s)he could hand
in,
retyped, under her / his own name.
And I'd made up my mind to remember that name, if it ever emerged
on-list,
so that I could be sure not to hire her / him if the occasion ever
arose.
But, when I see the outpouring of information that Listers have
made
available, it seems that I misjudged the situation --
with all this help, how could Saulsaulx NOT write a decent paper on his
/
her own?
Alex K
Alex Knisely, MD
Consultant Histopathologist
alex.knisely@kcl.ac.uk
Institute of Liver Studies
King's College Hospital
Denmark Hill
London SE5 9RS UK
+44 (0)20 - 7346 - 3125 telefax
+44 (0)20 - 7346 - 4627 office
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