The direct identification of neisseria gonorrhoeae in clinical specimens (urethral and vaginal exudates) is necessary for the diagnosis of gonorrhea, a widespread sexually transmitted disease. this procedure usually involves a time consuming culturing step, in order to differentiate gonococcal… More

Tumor samples from women with endometrial carcinoma are rarely assayed for steroid binding sites although it is common knowledge that they are often progestin-sensitive. hormonal therapy, if given, is nearly always administered on an empirical basis. conventional biochemical estrogen (er) and… More