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Immunostaining techniques for co-localization of multiple peptide antigens in light microscopy -- Multiple staining in molecular morphology -- Enzyme-based fluorescence amplification for immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization -- Gold cluster labels and related technologies in molecular morphology -- Gold- and silver-facilitated metallographic in situ hybridization procedures for detection of HER2 gene amplification -- Toward molecular sensitivity: tyramide signal amplification in molecular morphology -- Array-based comparative genomic hybridization as a tool for survey of genomic alterations in human neoplasms -- Southwestern histochemistry: a method for localization of transcription factors -- High throughput morphological gene expression studies using automated mRNA in situ hybridization applications and tissue microarrays for post-genomic and clinical research -- Whole-mount in situ hybridization: manual and automated procedure -- An open door to molecular cytopathology: interphase fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) on liquid-based thin-layer preparations -- Recent devlopments in in situ PCR -- High-resolution visualization of apoptotic markers in human biopsies -- Three-dimensional full color demonstration of bright-field and fluorescence microscopic preparations: the digital optical microscope -- Visualization of signal transduction pathways in real time: protein kinase C and phagocytosis -- Proteolytic activity demonstrated by film in situ zymography (FIZ): a clinically applicable double-staining method also involving immunogold-silver staining -- Conscious production and purchase of reagents for molecular morphology: methodological, ethical, and legal considerations -- Quality assurance of immunocytochemistry and molecular morphology.