British Society of Toxicological Pathology

Intestine
Normal small intestine
Caudal Vertebra
H&E Cross-section through caudal vertebra (if you click on the picture you will see the full image)
Mammary adenocarcinoma
haematoxylin and eosin, showing anisokaryosis of the epithelial cells with a rim of more basophilic cytoplasm at the periphery of the hepatocytes. Brown pigment is also visible. x40.
Mammary adenocarcinoma
Pan cytokeratin immunohistochemistry showing positive epithelial membrane and cytoplasmic staining.
Normal pancreas
peripheral nerve staining positive with PgP9.5 immunohistochemistry. x40
Brain
positive Fluoro-Jade C staining
Brain
oligodendroglioma x 200
Tibial nerve
Degeneration, x40
Bladder
Urothelial hyperplasia x 5
Glandular stomach
eosinophilic chief cells x 20 obj
Liver
cytoplasmic alteration characterised by a very finely granular, pale eosinophilic central area (ground glass appearance) with a rim of more basophilic cytoplasm at the periphery of the hepatocytes. Brown pigment is also visible. x40.

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Welcome to the website of the British Society of Toxicological Pathology. Here you will find information about all of the Society’s activities in Education, Continuing Professional Development and interaction with Regulatory Agencies, as well as links to our various Sister Societies and other partners. For members of the Society we also have a members-only section containing other information. If you have any comments about the website or ideas for new content please contact our webmaster through the secretariat.

BSTP CES 9 – Cardiovascular System

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Registration for this symposium is filling up fast, please click here for more information. The BSTP Continuing Education Symposium 9: Cardiovascular System will provide an in-depth coverage of cardiovascular system pathology. This is an intermediate level symposium covering...

Upcoming webinar on implementation of digital pathology for diagnosi

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The Pathologist, in collaboration with Leica Biosystems, would like to invite you to an intriguing webinar that will outline the experiences of the North Wales NHS in implementing a new digital pathology system – the lessons they learnt, and their plans for the future. Dr...

Save the Date – Free BSTP Webinar – Thursday 8th of June 2017

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The British Society of Toxicological Pathology (BSTP) is planning to run a case webinar on the Thursday 8th June 2017, showing cases of spontaneous and induced changes in laboratory animals (rodents, rabbits, dogs, NHP and mini pigs) and would like to invit...

INHAND Working Groups

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INHAND has established 5 working groups (NRWG) – these groups are following goals and objectives similar to the other organ working groups. To access the full article log on to the members only area of the BSTP website and visit: http://www.bstp.org.uk/members-area/members/ If...

Upcoming webinar: laser microdissection’s impact on mutation analysis and personalized cancer care

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The Pathologist, in collaboration with Leica Biosystems, would like to invite you to a fascinating webinar that will investigate the impact of laser microdissection in the clinic on KRAS/NRAS/EGFR mutation analysis and personalized cancer treatment. Colorectal cancer is the third...

GRIPE – 2017 Meeting Archives Now Available

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The 2017 GRIPE Meeting Archives are now available on the GRIPE website! The theme for this meeting was, “Teaching Pathology in the 21st Century.” The 2017 Meeting was held January 26-28 at the Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista in sunny Orlando, Florida. To access the Meeting...

BSTP 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting

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The BSTP's 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting will cover the topic of pathology and toxicity of protein biologics The meeting will take place on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th November 2017 in the Knutsford area. Registration will open late spring/early summer for this meeting....

RCVS Council Election

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Voting in the RCVS Council election 2017 will open during the week beginning 13 March 2017. Sixteen candidates are standing in this year's election, including three existing Council members and 13 new candidates. All the candidates and their manifestos can be viewe...

Seeking copies of Pathologia Veterinary

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The Veterinary Pathology Service at the Joint Pathology Centre is seeking one (or multiple) unbound copies of Pathologia Veterinary vols 4-6 (the years edited by Charlie N. Barron), for our new display case, honouring our distinguished faculty over the years. If you are willing...

LAVA/BSTP Conference 2016

October 06, 2016

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On the 27th-28th September, 2016, LAVA and the BSTP held a conference on Infectious Diseases of Rabbits and Rodents in Nottingham. Although I am currently undertaking a residency in morphological veterinary pathology, the diagnostic pathology centre in my institute rarely deals...

Call for archival pathology samples – Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumour

September 13, 2016

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I am a researcher working at the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Cambridge in the Transmissible Cancer Group. I am interested in sourcing paraffin embedded samples of Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumours or CTVTs and have contacted a number of contacts at institutions in...

INHAND Update – September 2016

September 07, 2016

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Log on to the members only area to view the latest INHAND update and the INHAND Collaboration with FDA on SEND - http://www.bstp.org.uk/members-area/members/

2016 STP Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

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At the 2016 Annual Meeting of the STP, the society will honour Dianne Creasy as co-recipient of the 2016 STP Lifetime Achievement Award. Dianne is also well known to the BSTP as a long standing member and also for her work sharing her knowledge and experience on the male...

Introducing the Davis-Thompson Foundation

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On January 1 2016, the Foundation underwent a change unlike any previously seen in its 42 years of existence. Henceforward, the “The Charles Louis Davis DVM Foundation for the Advancement of Veterinary and Comparative Pathology” will be known as the “Charles Louis Davis DVM and...

BSTP Mouse Meeting Bursary Recipients

February 17, 2016

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Recipients of the BSTP Mouse Meeting Bursary have provided articles on their thoughts about the meeting on the http://www.bstp.org.uk/newsandnewsletters/ page - if you have misplaced your login details contact the BSTP Secretariat who will reset them.

Why Did I Choose Toxicology?

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Five toxicologic pathologists offer their perspectives on the benefits and challenges of forging a career in toxicology - read Issue 0215.04 of The Pathologist

Experimental Pathology Slide Review

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The EPSR is a slide review who’s members are drawn from pharmaceutical companies, contract research organisations, university pathology departments, and commercial diagnostic labs situated in Europe, USA and Japan. Members are invited to submit interesting pathology lesions from...

The Pharmaceutical Pathologist

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The drug development industry needs pathologists – toxicology plays a central role in getting therapies from the “bench to the bedside” to see more, read - Issue 0215.01 - Social Media Gurus Speak Out, Pathology and Pharma Unite - https://thepathologist.com/

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