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Immunohistochemistry: when to use it and why

Immunohistochemistry: when to use it and why
Immunohistochemistry: when to use it and why

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Lorna Rasmussen

DVM, Specialist veterinary pathologists

Lorna is an enthusiastic pathologist, whose experience ranges from teaching anatomical and clinical pathology at an undergraduate and postgraduate level to over 20 years of pathology service rendering (anatomical and clinical) to small and large animal practitioners, zoological collections, and laboratory animal and fish technicians and researchers. Lorna is also a technical NATA assessor.
Lorna has kept her skill and knowledge base current by regular attendance of continuing educational courses, reading journals and interaction with colleagues.

Booking information

Kesto: 0:43 h
Puhuja: Lorna Rasmussen
sivulta 1
54,90 USD
(sis. alv)

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