Re: Cytoplamic staining in P53 and Ki-67
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From: | Sarah Christo <schristo@cvm.tamu.edu> |
To: | Allison@cardiff.ac.uk, dtacha@ncal.verio.com, histonet@pathology.swmed.edu |
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Date: | Mon, 06 Sep 1999 13:21:05 -0500 |
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Dear Russ,
Hey, guess why the Histonet is so slow today, it's a National Holiday today: Labor Day. I think I am the only one working! In the infinite wisdom of Texas A&M University, we have Martin Luther King Jr. day off but not Labor Day or Memorial Day. Just thought you might want to know since I always enjoy hearing about the Holiday's ya'll have over there. Should be more activity tomorrow. -Sarah
Sarah Christo, HT (ASCP)
Texas A&M University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Dept. of Vet. Anatomy & Public Health
College Station, TX 77868-4458
schristo@cvm.tamu.edu
>>> RUSS ALLISON <Allison@cardiff.ac.uk> 09/06 12:30 PM >>>
The specificity and sensitivity of cell proliferation markers can be
affected by fixation (and processing - probable).
See :
Allison & Best. p53, PCNA and Ki67 expression in oral squamous cell
carcinomas: the vagaries of fixation and microwave enhancement of
immunocytochemistry. Oral Pathol & Med. 1998;27:434-440
Russ Allison, Wales
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