Free samples of IDH1, the next big thing in glioma IHC, is now available
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Dr. Brian M.Posted
Thu 13 May 2010 11:38am
Dianova , the German company that makes anti-human IDH1 antibody for use in immunohistochemical staining of gliomas versus gliosis, is providing free samples of its product. Just go to the site, click on "free sample", and make a request via email. This marker may well be a tremendous advancement in distinguishing reactive astrocytosis from diffuse
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CT Scan & Neurosurgeon Appointment
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SarahPosted
Fri 07 Aug 2009 7:15pm
This afternoon went to have another post op CT scan. I then waited for the scans and report and took them to my Neuro appt.
He is very pleased with how I am recovering. He said the scan looked good. There was extra CSF fluid seen in the area where the tumor was removed and gliosis (scarring) which is to be expected. There was no abnormal
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Best Post of May 2010: Free Samples of IDH1, the next big thing in glioma IHC, is now available
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Dr. Brian M.Posted
Sun 31 Oct 2010 8:48am
The next in our Best of the Month series is from May 13, 2010. Free samples of IDH1 may or may not still be available, but you can check with the company:
Dianova , the German company that makes anti-human IDH1 antibody for use in immunohistochemical staining of gliomas versus gliosis, is providing free samples of its product. Just go to the site
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Highly pure anti-IDH1 R132H lyophilizates now available - get a free sample
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Dr. Brian M.Posted
Fri 27 Aug 2010 1:48pm
as a Tumor Cell Marker for Astrocytoma and Oligodendroglioma and is highly usefull for the differentiation of reactive gliosis from low grade glioma. Moreover, the antibody differentiates single infiltrating tumor cells from reactive gliosis.
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Infiltrating zone of anaplastic astrocytoma with specific labelling of infiltrating glioma
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The Early Descriptions of Ammon's Horn Sclerosis
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Dr. Brian M.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 11:31pm
been called “Sommer’s sector.”
He also coined the term “Amrnonshornsklerose.”
In 1889, Chaslin described a marginal gliosis in cases
of epilepsy and regarded AHS sclerosis as representing
merely a site of predilection for such gliosis. In 1899,
Bratz confirmed Sommer’s findings but noted that
the endplate or the end folium was as often affected
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Multiple sclerosis: looking beyond autoimmunity
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stuartPosted
Tue 17 Nov 2009 10:20pm
Bill Brayer of MS Helping Hands provided the following :
Intro:
The chronic incurable disorder multiple sclerosis (MS) is characterized by neurodegeneration, multifocal demyelination and astroglial proliferation (gliosis). 2 The prevalence of MS is influenced by geography and genetics. In the Western world it is a leading cause
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A Little Vent
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MessyJessyPosted
Tue 11 Dec 2007 12:00am
weeks, not considered premature} There appears to be some gliosis and mild atrophy in the left mesial temporal lobe as well.
MRI # 2 (6/18/2007)
Findings: There is prominence..., and paranasal sinuses are unremarkable. Normal flow viods are demostrated in the carotid arteries and basilar artery.
MRI # 1 (1/31/2005)
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Help with the reading of my MRI!!!!
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Red7899Posted
Fri 22 Jan 2010 2:42pm
(don't get those at all), Small vessel disease (doctor ruled that out), Gliosis from previous trauma (what does that mean?) and demyelinating disease.
Can anyone help me
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