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Introductory Cytogenetics
This note provides an introduction to the structure of eukaryotic genomes, from the level of the chromosome down to the level of the gene. Basic cytological techniques including the use of the optical microscope will be covered and supported by laboratory exercises. Also includes the application of cytogenetic and molecular techniques in the study of cell division, karyotyping, chromosomal structure, recombination, changes in chromosome number and structure, physical mapping and chromosome evolution.
Author(s): Dr. Brian Fristensky
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Introduction to Urine Cytology
This note explains the following topics: urine basics, A little on the history of classification systems, What is the goal of urine cytology, What is the guiding principle, What are diagnostic categories,&
Author(s): Richard Doughty
147 Pages
Essentials of Gynecologic Cytology
This note covers gynecologic cytology, Normal uterus and vagina, Infections and nonneoplastic cellular changes, Cervical squamous cell lesions, Cervical glandular lesions, Other cervical cancers and extrauterine cancers, Endometrial lesions, Vaginal lesions, Uterine annexal mass lesions.
Author(s): Gia Khanh Nguyen and Brenda Smith
194 Pages
The topics in this presentation are as follows : Introduction, Advantagres and disadvantages, Samplings, Stains, Fluids, FNAs, Summary.
Author(s): Živka Er Ivka Ery Milana Panjkovi, Institute of Pulmonary Diseases, Sr. Kamenica Iseases,School of Medicine, University of Novi Sad
111 Pages
This book is concerned with a discussion of the basic facts, concepts, and problems of cellular biology. The authors have provided a general picture of the field, the details of which may be filled in by reference to the many fine sources available. Topics covered includes: Cells and Cellular Organization, Proteins, Nucleic Acids, Lipids, Carbohydrates, Inorganic Constituents, Structure and Function of Cytoplasmic, Endoplasmic Reticidum, Microsomes, Cytoplasmic Matrix, Cell Membrane, Vacuoles, Structure and Function of the Nucleus, Nuclear Envelope, Chromomeres, Mechanics and Physiology of Cell Division, The Chromosome Coiling Cycle, Cytogenetics, Radiation Cytology, Survey of Cytological Techniques.
Author(s): Wilson G. B.and Morrison John H
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