I am looking for a laboratory that is specialized in immunohistochemistry for tumor biopsies following cancer immunotherapy.
My question will be: human or animal pathology. In principle any human/veterinary pathology service should be able to do IHC
Thanks Ivan,
the samples are human following a clinical trial. we need an aprooved lab to do this service for us.
You have quite good pathologies in Israel. Any will do the job.
BTW, if you still do animal therapies I can be quite interested :)
Good luck!
to be more specific...
We are looking for a pathology service lab for the assessment of biopsies following a phase I study, to analyze infiltration of different immune cell populations into the tumor tissue such as: T cells (including T regs), DCs as well as M1/ M2 macrophages.
If your pathologist put appropriate criteria extracted from the literature, s/he (anyone) will be able to do it.
Pathology lab:
Francesco Cappello, MD
Human Anatomy Section
Department of Experimental Biomedicine and Clinical Neurosciences
University of Palermo
via del Vespro 129, 90127 Palermo - ITALY
ph. +39/091/6553518
fax +39/091/6553580
http://www.unipa.it/anatomy
http://www.unipa.it/francescocappello
In my department we also do in:
Department of Pathology,
Military Institute of Medicine, Warsaw, Poland.
tel: +48 22 681-66-45;
tel/fax: +48 22 810-38-92;
cell.: +48 665-707-107
head: prof. Wojciech Kozlowski
Doctors:
Krystyna Zieniuk MD PhD [email protected]
Bartłomiej Grala MD [email protected]
Dear Aya,
Dept. of Neuropathology in National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, India regularly does pathology work. However, they may be exclusively interested in brain related pathologies. I would suggest you to contact them in case transporting to the lab is not unreasonable.
Best regards,
Rohan
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