JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY, VOL. 178: 235 (1996)

ANNOUNCEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD MEDICAL SCHOOL

JULY 1996

Autopsy Course (2-5 July 1996). This is a comprehensive programme of lectures, demonstrations, practicals and a slide seminar to benefit MRCPath candidates, trainees and consultants. Topics include: Health and safety; Autopsies in AIDS cases; Postmortem microbiology; Postmortem biochemistry and toxicology; Histology, cytology, EM and immunohistochemistry; Maternal deaths; Fetal, perinatal and infant autopsies; Postoperative and cardiac deaths; Neuropathological autopsies; Medicolegal and forensic autopsies; Autopsies in mass disasters; Forensic odontology; Pathology of medical devices and implants; Audit and risk management; Slide seminar; Demonstrations and videotapes of techniques. This course is approved for CME by the Royal College of Pathologists. Early application is advised.

Diagnostic Histopathology Course (1 5-26 July 1996). This is a comprehensive course of practical sessions and slide seminars to benefit MRCPath candidates, trainees and consultants in histopathology. Topics include: Head and neck lesions; Respiratory pathology; Gastrointestinal tract; Liver and biliary tract; Breast disease; Genitourinary tract; Gynaecological pathology; Renal pathology; Neuromuscular disorders; Dermatopathology; Soft tissue lesions; Osteoarticular pathology; Lymphoreticular pathology; Bone marrow trephines; Endocrine lesions; Paediatric pathol- ogy; Test slide seminar. This course is approved for CME by the Royal College of Pathologists. Early application is advised.

For further details of these courses contact: Mrs Carole Stenton, Short Course Office, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sheffield Medical School, Beech Hill Road, Sheffield, S10 2RX, U.K. Tel: 0114-271-3439 (Direct line), Fax: 0114-276-8490.

ERRATUM Journal of’Pathology 176 227-232 (1995)

Expression of Integrin Subunits in the Human Infant Breast Correlates with Morphogenesis and Differentiation

The correct authorship for this paper is as follows:

Ramaswamy Anbazhagan, Jirina Bartkova, Gordon Stamp, Massimo Pignatelli and Barry Gusterson