Dear Flowers, I think part of the cytometry teaching would be easier if instead of telling the students what they should do I would tell them what they should not do. (For some strange reason people tend to keep this better in mind) Unfortunately I have not many real life examples to show them. So I wonder if somebody knows some papers which I could put as bad examples. (wrong statistics, wrong compensation, wrong dies, misinterpreted data, wrong controls etc. etc.) It is very difficult making a Medline search using those terms :-) It would be great if I had some examples of mistakes that my students would not anymore need to do themselves. (Do not hesitate to mention your own papers as this may also be a way to increase your citation index :-) ) Perhaps you should send the references to me directly, so nobody will get too annoyed Thank you in advance Claudio =================================================== Claudio Vallan PhD Phone Lab: 031 / 632 88 76 FACS-LAB DKF Phone Office: 031 / 632 99 68 University of Bern E-Mail: vallan@dkf7.unibe.ch c/o Institute of Pathology Murtenstrasse 31 Insel hosptial area only: 3010 Bern Beeper: 181 67 59 Switzerland ===================================================
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