Jean and Histonetters,
   Dogs  are  prone to skin lesions caused by Mycobacterium species which
   stain well with Ziehl-Neelson.
   If  this  is  considered a valid control, your nearest Veterinary Path
   lab could probably supply you with a block.
        Regards,    Laurie.
   At 11:49 AM 26/09/2006 +0100, Gillson Jean (ELHT) Pathology wrote:

     Hi all, we are very desperate for control material for tuberculosis
     (ZN
     stain, toludine blue) and CEA immunocychemistry.
     If  any  one can help by providing us with material or directing me
     to a
     commercial supplier then I would be extremely grateful.

     Thankyou
     Jean
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   Mr.Laurie Reilly
   School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences
   James Cook University
   Townsville. 4811
   Australia.
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