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D J Gee
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An assessment of the immunofluorescence technique as a method for demonstrating the histological localization of tetrahydrocannabinol in mammalian tissues.
The use of the indirect immunofluorescence technique as a method for demonstrating the histological localization of tetrahydrocannabinol (delta-THC) has been examined. The experimental protocol was designed in order that optimal staining conditions with respect to temperature, the length of time of incubations and washes, and the dilution of the antisera should be defined. No marked differences were detected between frozen sections of liver from normal and delta-THC-injected mice. Results from radiotracer experiments using human liver suggest that the success of the method is dependent upon the solubility characteristics of the antigen-antibody complex.
The activity of the rate-limiting glycolytic enzymes in the erythrocyte with relation to time after death.
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Medical evidence in court.
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The visualisation of two autofluorescent drugs in tissue sections by fluorescence microscopy.
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Forensic aspects of swallowed poisons.
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Radiology in forensic pathology.
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Two suicidal transfixions of the neck.
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Vital reaction in the epithelial connective tissue ground substance.
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An iatrogenic cardiomyopathy?
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A glycoprotein in cardiac conducting tissue.
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Schizophrenia during pregnancy associated with injury to foetus in utero.
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Unsuspected poisoning.
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A pathologist's view of multiple murder.
A study of cases of multiple murder suggests that they may be classified in three groups. In one a number of people are killed secretly and their bodies concealed; in the second the deaths are contrived so as to appear to be natural or accidental; in the third no attempt is made to conceal the obvious serial homicides. Each group presents the pathologist with different problems. The author gives examples from his own experience as well as from the literature, and makes suggestions for further research.
Minute trauma involving the surface of the lung: case report using a new technique for examination.
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Identification and quantification of ricin toxin in animal tissues using ELISA.
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