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Research papers
E. Bergers, P.J. van Diest, Jan P.A. Baak
Reproducibility of semi-automated cell cycle analysis
of flow cytometric DNA-histograms of fresh breast cancer material
p.1 - 13
S. Carbajo, A. Orfao, V. Alberca, J. Ciudad, A. Lopez, L.C. Hernandez,
E. Carbajo-Perez
In vivo bromodeoxyuridine(BrdU)-labelling index of rat thymus: influence
of different BrdU doses and exposure times as analyzed both in tissue
sections and in single cell suspensions
p.15 - 25
W.E. Mesker, C.F.H.M. Knepfle, J.J. Ploem-Zaaijer, N.W. Schipper,
G.J. Boland, H.J. Tanke
Automated screening for cytomegalovirus infected cells using image analysis.
Comparison of two immunoenzymatic staining methods with respect to colour
segmentation
p.27 - 37
B. Susnik, A. Worth, B. Palcic, N. Poulin, J. LeRiche
Differences in quantitative nuclear features between ductal carcinoma in
situ (DCIS) with and without accompanying invasive carcinoma in the
surrounding breast
p.39 - 51
Technical notes
M.-R. Wang, B. Perissel, P. Malet
Simultaneous in situ hybridization with biotin-labeled centromeric
and library DNA proves: a useful method for identifying translocations
p.53 - 56
D. Trere, M. Migaldi, G.P. Trentini
Higher reproducibility of morphometric analysis over the counting
method for interphase AgNOR quantification
p.57 - 65
A. Böcking, F. Giroud, A. Reith
Consensus report of the ESACP task force on standardization of
diagnostic DNA image cytometry
p.67 - 74
Book reviews p.75 - 78
Instructions to authors p.99 - 100
Research papers
H. Kolles, A. v. Wangenheim, G.H. Vince, 1. Niedermayer, W. Feiden
Automated grading of astrocytomas based on histomorphometric
analysis of Ki-67 and Feulgen stained paraffm sections. Classification
results of neuronal networks and discriminant analysis
p.101 - 116
K. Rodenacker
Invariance of textural features in image cytometry under variation
of size and pixel magnitude
p.117 - 133
T. Jarkrans, I. Vasko, E. Bengtsson, H.-K. Choi, P.-U. Malmström,
K. Wester, C. Busch
Grading of transitional cell bladder carcinoma by image analysis
of histological sections
p.135 - 158
R. Graber. G.A. Losa
Changes in the activities of signal transduction and transport
membrane enzymes in CEM Iymphoblastoid cells by glucocorticoid-induced
apoptosis
p.159 - 176
Clinical paper
Y. Yonemura, 1. Ninomiya, M. Kaji, K. Sugiyama, T. Fujimura,
K. Tsuchihara, T. Kawamura, 1. Miyazaki, Y. Endou, M. Tanaka,
T. Sasaki
Decreased E-cadherin expression correlates with poor survival
in patients with gastric cancer
p.177 - 190
Research papers
P. Esterre, S. Guerret, J.-A. Grimaud
Application of image analysis to the study of skin granulomas
p.191 - 201
X.-F. Sun, J.M. Carstensen, B. Nordenskj
Expression of c-erbB-2 and p53 in colorectal adenocarcinoma
p.203 - 211
G. Haroske, K. Friedrich, F. Theissig, W. Meyer, K.D. Kunze
Heterogeneity of the chromatin fine structure in DNA-diploid breast
cancer cells
p.213 - 226
S.V. Makkink-Nombrado, J.P.A. Baak, L. Schuurmans, J.-W. Theeuwes,
T. van der Aa
Quantitative immunohistochemistry using the CAS 200/486
image analysis system in invasive breast carcinoma:
a reproducibility study
p.227 - 245
L. De Santis, F. Mangili, 1. Sassi, M. Di Rocco, C. Rossi,
A. Cantaboni
Flow cytometric analysis of c-myc oncoprotein in non-small-cell
lung carcinoma: comparison with immunohistochemical results
p.247 - 257
J.l. Paz-Bouza, M. Abad, A. Orfao, C. Garcia, J. Ciudad, A. Lopez,
A. Bullon
Flow cytometric DNA analysis of fine-needle aspirates of prostatic
benign lesions
p.259 - 264
Corrigendum p.265
Research papers
D.W. Visscher, P. Sochacki, S. Ottosen, S. Wykes, I.D. Crissman
Assessment and significance of diploid-range epithelial populations
in DNA aneuploid breast carcinomas using multi-parametric
flow cytometry
p.267 - 277
W. Malkusch, A. Hellinger, M. Konerding, J. Bruch, U. Obertacke
Morphometry of experimental lung contusion: An improved
quantitative method
p. 279 - 286
C. Bergström, S. Emdin, G. Roos, R. Stenling
DNA content in colorectal carcinoma: a flow cytometric study
of the epithelial fraction
p.287 - 295
R.J. Sokol, G. Hudson, J.M. Wales, D.l. Goldstein, N.T. Iames
Abnormalities of esterase and glycogen in developing macrophages
in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma: A quantitative cytochemical study
p.297 - 306
D. Spina, M.T. del Vecchio, L. Leoncini, C. Vindigni, C. Minacci,
G. Valente, G. Palestro, P. Tosi
Primary gastric Iymphomas (MALTomas): a nuclear image analysis
comparison with lymph node monocytoid B-cells and marginal zones
of spleen and Peyer's patches
p.307 - 321
K. Sasaki, A. Kurose, N. Uesugi, T. Sugai
Intratumoral regional heterogeneity of DNA ploidy patterns
in colorectal carcinomas
p.323 - 330
M. Yamakawa, K. Yamada, H. Orui, T. Tsuge, T. Ogata, M. Dobashi,
Y. Imai
Immunohistochemical analysis of dendritic/Langerhans cells in
thyroid carcinomas
p.331 - 343
Clinical paper
E. Jagers, M. De Brabander, A. Baisier, I. De Cree, H. Verhaegen,
W. Verbiest, P. Stoffels
A simple and rapid flow cytometric method to measure lymphocyte
activation in HIV+ subjects. Diminished response to pokeweed
mitogen in early disease
p.345 - 355
Erratum p.357 - 358
Volume contents p.359 - 360
Author index p.361 - 363
Subject index p.365 - 366
Invited paper
G. Haroske, W. Meyer, F. Theissig, K.D. Kunze
Increase of precision and accuracy of DNA cytometry by correcting
diffraction and glare errors
p.1 - 12
Research papers
M.S. Santisteban, G. Brugal
Fluorescence image analysis of the MCF-7 cycle related changes
in chromatin texture. Differences between AT- and GC-rich
chromatin
p.13 - 28
A.Gschwendtner, T. Mairinger
How thick is your section? The influence of section thickness
on DNA-cytometry on histological sections
p.29 - 37
B. de Campos Vidal, M.L.S. Mello
Re-evaluating the AgNOR staining response in Triton X-100-treated
liver cells by image analysis
p.39 - 43
Clinical papers
C.C.-W. Yu, E.A. Dublin, R.S. Camplejohn, D.A. Levison
Optimization of immunohistochemical staining of proliferating
cells in paraffin sections of breast carcinoma using antibodies
to proliferating cell nuclear antigen and the Ki-67 antigen
p.45 - 52
K. Kayser, P. Fritz, M. Drlicek, W. Rahn
Expert consultation by use of telepathology—the Heidelberg
experiences
p.53 - 60
H. Nenning, L.-C. Horn, K. Kuhndel, K. Bilek
False positive cervical smears: a cytometric and histological study
p.61 - 68
Technical note
W. Malkusch, M.A. Konerding, B. Klapthor, J. Bruch
A simple and accurate method for 3-D measurements in microcorrosion
casts illustrated with tumour vascularization
p.69 - 81
Research papers
L.M. Isenstein, D.J. Zahniser, M.L. Hutchinson
Combined malignancy associated change and contextual analysis
for computerized classification of cervical cell monolayers
p.83 - 93
R. Kiss, 1. Salmon, A. Kruczynski, 1. Camby, J.-L. Pasteels,
P. Van Ham
Aneuploidy occurrence in human tumours: a logical-automaton approach
p.95 - 111
M. Menschikowski, P. Lattke, S. Bergrnann, W. Jaross
Exposure of macrophages to PLA2-modified lipoproteins leads
to cellular lipid accumulations
p.113 - 121
Z.M. Wozniak, T. Bonnefoix, X. Zheng, D. Seigneurin, I.l. Sotto
Interest of argyrophilic proteins nucleolar organizer regions (AgNOR)
to estimate the reactivity of T cell clones against autologous
malignant B-NHL cells
p.123 - 133
Clinical papers
H. Takahashi, N. Tsuda, S. Yamabe, S. Fujita, H. Okabe
Immunohistochemical detection of aI-antitrypsin, aI-antichymotrypsin,
transferrin and ferritin in ameloblastoma
p.135 - 150
O.F. Roca, A. Ramos, A.D. Cardama
Immunohistochemical correlation of steroid receptors and disease-free
interval in 206 consecutive cases of breast cancer: validation of
telequantification based on global scene segmentation
p.151 - 163
Research papers
G. Nasr, D. Schoevaert, F. Marano, A. Venant, I.J. Legrand
Progress in the measurement of ciliary beat frequency by automated
image analysis: application to mammalian tracheal epithelium
p.165 - 177
E. Gray, C. Sowter
The HOME tutor: A new tool for training in microscope skills
p.179 - 189
M. Guillaud, A. Doudkine, D. Garner, C. MacAulay, B. Palcic
Malignancy associated changes in cervical smears: systematic
changes in cytometric features with the grade of dysplasia
p.191 - 204
N.Shen, C. Souchier, M. Benchaib, P.-A. Bryon, M. Dechavanne
Quantitative immunochemistry of endothelial cells in cutaneous tissue
p.205 - 214
I. de Dios, A. Orfao, A.C. Garcia-Montero, A.I. Rodriguez,
M.A. Manso
Analysis of isolated zymogen granules from rat pancreas using
flow cytometry
p.215 - 228
Technical paper
S. Wingren, C. Guerrieri, B. Franlund, O. Stal
Loss of cytokeratins in breast cancer cells using multiparameter
DNA flow cytometry is related to both cellular factors and
preparation procedure
p.229 - 233
M. Morroni, G. Barbatelli, V. Carboni, A. Sbarbati, S. Cinti
Subcutaneous nodules in a patient hyposensitized with aluminium-containing
allergen extracts: a microanalytical study
p.235 - 241
Clinical paper
H. Takahashi, F. Tezuka, S. Fujita, H. Okabe
Vascular changes in major and lingual minor salivary glands
in primary Sjogren's syndrome
p.243 - 256
Research papers
E.K.W. Schulte, D.K. Fink
Hematoxylin staining in quantitative DNA cytometry: an image
analysis study
p.257 - 268
C. Sowter, P. Bertolino
Histometry and the H.O.M.E. concept: An aid to the grading of
intra-cervical neoplasia?
p.269 - 279
B. Lohrke, J. Wegner, T. Viergutz, G. Dietl, K. Ender
Flow-cytometric analysis of oxidative and proteolytical activities
in tissue-associated phagocytes from normal and hypertrophic muscles
p.281 - 293
E. Artacho-Perula, R. Roldan-Villalobos, A. Blanco-Rodriguez
Application of recent stereological tools for unbiased three-dimensional
estimation of number and size of nuclei in renal cell carcinoma samples
p.295 - 309
G.A. Meijer, S.G.M. Meuwissen, J.P.A. Baak
Classification of colorectal adenomas with quantitative pathology.
Evaluation of morphometry, stereology, mitotic counts and syntactic
structure analysis
p.311 - 323
Volume contents p.325 - 326
Author index p.327 - 329
Subject index p.331 - 332