Theory and Practice of Histological Techniques

Light microscopy, Ralph E.Nunn and Roger A.Rose; fixation and fixatives, David Hopwood; tissue processing, Keith C.Gordon; microtomy and paraffin sections, Keith C.Gordon and Paul Bradbury; frozen and related sections, John D.Bancroft; an outline of staining theory, Richard W.Horobin; the haematoxylins, Alan Stevens; connective tissues and stains, Paul Bradbury and Keith C.Gordon; proteins and nuecleic acids, Alan Stevens and John Bancroft; amyloid, Robert J.Francis; carbohydrates, Harry C.Cook; lipids, Olga B.Bayliss High; pigments and minerals, Alan Stevens; the neuroendocrine system, Philip O.G.Wilson and Brian T.Chalk; micro-organisms, Alan Stevens; bone and the preparation of bone sections, Kathleen M.Page; neuropathological techniques, James Lowe and Gordon Cox; enzyme histochemistry, John D.Bancroft; enzyme histochemistry - diagnostic applications, John D.Bancroft; immunocytochemistry; immunocytochemistry in diagnostic tumour pathology, K.A.Maclennan and I.O.Ellis; immunofluorescent techniques; gynaecological cytology, Laurie D.Bourne; resin embedding media, Alan Stevens and Jocelyn Germain; electron microscopy - theoretical aspects and instrumentation, Graham Robinson and Trevor Gray; electron microscopy - transmission, tissue preparation, sectioning and staining, Graham Robinson and Trevor Gray; electron microscopy - specialised techniques, Graham Robinson et al; electron microscopy - diagnostic uses, Alan Stevens; histometry and image analysis, John M.Anderson and James Lowe; safety in the histopathology laboratory, George Coghill; cytoplasmic granules, organelles and special tissues, John D.Bancroft and Alan Stevens; autoradiography, Eric Flintney; museum and other demonstrations techniques, Joe J.Daws.