CELLULAR PATHOLOGY - A PROGRESS REPORT

Progress in cellular pathology continues, particularly in immunocyto-c hemistry and in situ hybridisation. However, much can still be determi ned by the application of special staining techniques, histochemistry and electron microscopy in the study and diagnosis of disease. This up date reflects the breadth of technology currently employed in this lab oratory discipline and covers lipofuscin, intestinal microvillous diso rders of infancy, blood group antigen expression in pancreas, Epstein- Barr virus in gastric carcinoma and gene expression, human papillomavi rus infection, familial multiple endocrine neoplasia, and the investig ation of death by poisoning.