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Journal of Histotechnology Volume 8, 1985 - Issue 4
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Optimal Conditions for Demonstrating Human Lymphocyte Differentiation Antigens: A Working Protocol for the Immunohistochemical Analysis of a Lymph Node Biopsy

Jules M. Elias
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Debra La Neve
,
Ernst H. Beutner
,
Wayne Hogrefe
,
John Kately
,
Tom Britten
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Carmen Rousso
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Pages 201-203 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Michael Stratis, Denis Bailey, Sultana Wahid & Annie Oey. (1988) Improvement of Cellular and Nuclear Morphology on Lymph Node Frozen Section Immunopathology. A Postfixative Technique. Journal of Histotechnology 11:3, pages 139-141.
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Joe Marty, Kathy Hughes & Carl R. Kjeldsberg. (1987) A Comparison of Immediate and Delayed Acetone Fixation for Demonstration of Lymphocyte Markers in Frozen Sections. Journal of Histotechnology 10:1, pages 25-28.
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