CORE--PATHOLOGY

$230,631P01FY2000CANIH

Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Res, New York NY

Investigators

Linked publications & trials

Paper 33034932 Paper 32991341 Paper 32641862 Paper 31971541 Paper 30181563 Paper 29360641 Paper 28296677 Paper 27537276 Paper 27470968 Paper 27124835 Paper 26975036 Paper 26752546 Paper 26735859 Paper 26501226 Paper 26371783 Paper 26240289 Paper 26135557 Paper 26034869 Paper 25993159 Paper 25915910 Paper 25836719 Paper 25803170 Paper 25706482 Paper 25651471 Paper 25353289 Paper 25353281 Paper 25231231 Paper 25231134 Paper 25115417 Paper 25043949 Paper 24942367 Paper 24824843 Paper 24793135 Paper 24746215 Paper 24742829 Paper 24723486 Paper 24585572 Paper 24349298 Paper 24285434 Paper 24093171 Paper 24037620 Paper 23999936 Paper 23775410 Paper 23737213 Paper 23630011 Paper 23589668 Paper 23569312 Paper 23532110 Paper 23463663 Paper 23354568 Paper 23348204 Paper 23313954 Paper 23313952 Paper 22878618 Paper 22787122 Paper 22770876 Paper 22648906 Paper 22526900 Paper 22429593 Paper 22383169 Paper 22374332 Paper 22328974 Paper 22241790 Paper 22170698 Paper 22143203 Paper 22076958 Paper 22072439 Paper 22052279 Paper 22034177 Paper 21948309 Paper 21753790 Paper 21717526 Paper 21693658 Paper 21584898 Paper 21552124 Paper 21447727 Paper 21376569 Paper 21356385 Paper 21344536 Paper 21335544 Paper 21173220 Paper 21125679 Paper 21116624 Paper 20979472 Paper 20979469 Paper 20975071 Paper 20949568 Paper 20927104 Paper 20844969 Paper 20815032 Paper 20713527 Paper 20601955 Paper 20527023 Paper 20463876 Paper 20454651 Paper 20308666 Paper 20187095 Paper 20146235 Paper 19953716 Paper 19861442

Abstract

The objective of the Pathology is to continue providing the investigators of this Program Project with expert pathologic evaluation of all soft tissue sarcomas that present at Memorial Hospital. In addition, fresh tissue from surgical specimens will be provided for laboratory studies through the Tumor Procurement Service of the Department of Pathology. The human tissues used for research studies are obtained under existing IRB- approved protocols. Specimen identification is done by coding of accession number to protect the confidentiality of the patient, still facilitating later correlation with tumor histology and clinical data. The Pathology Core will also provide assistance in performing and interpreting immunohistochemical assays, working in collaboration with Project Leaders from the Program Project. Data will be entered into a database as continuous values, working in collaboration with the Project leaders and Denis Leung (Leader of the Biostatistical Core). The Specific Aims are: 1. To provide consistent, expert pathologic characterization of all soft tissue sarcoma specimens at Memorial Hospital. 2. To procure human tissue samples for special studies conducted under the different projects. 3. To maintain a bank of frozen sarcoma tissue for laboratory studies. 4. To further study the pathology of soft tissue sarcoma. 5. To assist in performing and interpreting immunohistochemical studies.

View original record on NIH RePORTER →