Lab Lore - Volume 3

Volume 3, Nos 1-12. Issues of the journal consist of lead articles, abstracts from contemporary research literature and book reviews.

Lead articles from Numbers 1-12 as follows:

No. 1- 'Haemoglobinometry' Dr S M Lewis, Dept. of Haematology, Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital

No. 2 - 'Automation in the Laboratory' W. L. Marsh, Chief Technician, Regional Blood Transfusion Centre, Brentwood, Essex.

No. 3 - 'The Quantitative Estimation of Immunoglobulins' Dr M. W. Turner, Department of Immunology, Institute of Child Health, London

No. 4 - 'Media for Mammalian Cell Strains' A. H. W. Nias, Principal Research Officer, Paterson Laboratories, Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute, Manchester

No. 5 - 'Anti-lymphocytic Sera', Keith James, Department of Surgical Science, The Medical School, Edinburgh

Special Edition - Promoting Burroughs Wellcome & Co Product 'Septrin' ("Trimethoprim now available in the first broad-spectrum bactericidal chemotherapeutic agent - 'Septrin'")

No. 6 - 'Serological studies in the assessment of Rubella during pregnancy' by Dr J. E. Banatvala, Clinical Virology Laboratory, St Thomas' Hospital, London

No. 7 - 'The synthesis of infective DNA and its implications' Dr Frank Hampson, Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent

No. 8 - 'Biological Standards' Dr Frank T Perkins, National Institute for Medical Research, Hampstead Laboratories, London

No. 9 - 'Serological Tests for Syphilis' Dr A E Wilkinson, The London Hospital, London

No. 10 - 'The Significance and Detection of Fibrin / Fibrinogen Degredation Products' Dr John Bonnar, Royal Maternity Hospital and Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow

No. 11 - 'An Historical Survey of Bacteriological Diagnosis by Agglutination: The Salmonella Group' Dr H. J. Parish, former Clinical Research Director, Wellcome Research Laboratories

No. 12 - 'Accuracy in Clinical Chemistry' Dr D. W. Moss, Royal Postrgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith

With Index to Nos. 1-6

1968-1970

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