Pediatric Tumors: Immunological and Molecular Markers

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CRC Press, May 31, 1989 - Medical - 200 pages
This monograph explains the considerable impact that monoclonal antibodies and molecular probes have had on the diagnosis of tumor types and sub-types. It explains how radiolabelled monoclonal antibodies have also been used as imaging agents to try to improve the oncologist's ability to define residual tumor deposits after combination chemo/radiotherapy. Finally, the childhood malignancies that still have a poor prognosis are presented, and new novel ways of therapy are explained.
 

Contents

Introduction
2
Collaborative Investigations and Classifications
4
Light Microscopic Methods of Diagnosis
9
Ultrastructural Examination
14
Immunohistology
17
Histochemistry and Cytochemistry
21
In Vitro Culture
23
Cytogenetics
24
Chapter 1
31
Chapter 3
47
Chapter 4
69
Chapter 5
85
Chapter 7
105
Chapter 8
125
Chapter 9
153
Chapter 10
171

Epidemiology
25
References
28

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