Basic & Clinical Applications of Flow Cytometry: Proceeding of the 24th Annual Detroit Cancer Symposium Detroit, Michigan, USA - April 30, May 1 & 2, 1992 Book

1. Cytometry 2000: laser probing the future; A. Nakeff. 2. Activation and proliferation of purified hematopoietic precursor cells from human bone marrow; P. Lansdorp, et al. 3. Flow cytometric proliferative fraction analysis in solid tumors; D. Visscher, et al. 4. Mitogenic and non-mitogenic induction of lymphocytic invasion: dual parameter flow cytometric analysis; S. Ratner, D. Lichlyter. 5. Flow cytometric monitoring of drug resistance in human solid tumors; A. Krishan, et al. 6. Flow cytometry in oncology: some lessons from history; H.M. Shapiro. DNA flow cytometry application to clinical trials in breast cancer; L.G. Dressler. 8. Processing of solid tumors for DNA analysis by flow cytometry; C.L. Hitchcock, et al. 9. SJL model for lymphoma treatment; M. Cankovic, et al. 10. Gene mapping and molecular cytogenetics using flow-sorted chromosomes; N.P. Carter. 11. The clinical potential of DNA content parameters in human pediatric and adult solid tumors; M. Zalupski, J.F. Ensley. 12. Differentiation of human B-cell tumors: a preclinical model for differentiation therapy; A.M. Al-Katib, R. Mohammad. Probing immune responses: the role of intracellular glutathione; M. Roederer, L.A. Herzenberg. DNA topoisomerase II poisons and the cell cycle; P.J. Smith. 15. In situ hybridization of centromeric DNA as visualized on the nuclear matrix by laser confocal cytometry; K.J. Pienta. 16. Megakaryocytopoiesis 2000; A. Nakeff. 17. The molecular basis for the control of mammalian cell growth; G.I. Evan. 18. Isolation of rare cells by high-speed flow cytometry and high-resolution cell sorting for subsequent molecular characterization &endash; application in prenatal diagnosis, breast cancer and autologous bone marrow transplantation; J.F. Leary, et al.