Search Results - "Imrie, S F"

Morphological and immunohistological changes in the skin in allogeneic bone marrow recipients by Sloane, J P, Thomas, J A, Imrie, S F, Easton, D F, Powles, R L

“…Skin biopsies from leukaemic patients undergoing allogeneic bone marrow transplantations and treated prophylactically with cyclosporin A were analysed using…”
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Immunohistology of the thymus in bone marrow transplant recipients by Thomas, JA, Sloane, JP, Imrie, SF, Ritter, MA, Schuurman, HJ, Huber, J

“…The immunohistological findings in the thymus after bone marrow transplantation were studied in autopsy samples from 12 patients who had received allogeneic…”
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Enzyme-antienzyme method for immunohistochemistry by Ormerod, M G, Philp, E, Imrie, S F

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Detailed investigation of the diagnostic value in tumour histopathology of ICR.2, a new monoclonal antibody to epithelial membrane antigen by Imrie, S F, Sloane, J P, Ormerod, M G, Styles, J, Dean, C J

“…The production and detailed immunostaining properties of a new rat monoclonal antibody (ICR.2) to epithelial membrane antigen are reported. The antibody was…”
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Chimerism in skin of bone marrow transplant recipients by Thomas, J A, Wakeling, W F, Imrie, S F, Sloane, J P, Powles, R L, Lawler, S D

“…Skin biopsies from 3 patients receiving one-haplotype-matched bone marrow grafts have provided a unique opportunity to demonstrate the presence of donor cells…”
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Comparative functional histopathology of human breast carcinoma xenografts by Bailey, M J, Ormerod, M G, Imrie, S F, Humphreys, J, Roberts, J D, Gazet, J C, Neville, A M

“…A series of xenografts of human breast carcinomas has been established and serially transplanted in immune-suppressed mice. Certain structural and functional…”
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The use of antisera to epithelial membrane antigen in detecting micrometastases in histological sections by Sloane, J P, Ormerod, M G, Imrie, S F, Coombes, R C

“…We have investigated, by immunocytochemical means, the value of an antiserum raised to milk-fat-globule membranes in detecting metastatic deposits of breast…”
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Detection of micrometastases in patients with primary breast cancer by Redding, W H, Coombes, R C, Monaghan, P, Clink, H M, Imrie, S F, Dearnaley, D P, Ormerod, M G, Sloane, J P, Gazet, J C, Powles, T J

“…An immunocytochemical method was used to screen smears obtained at primary surgery from multiple bone-marrow sites in 110 patients with breast cancer; at this…”
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