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The use of microwave irradiation for rapid chemical fixation of tissues in electron microscopy is a subject of current interest. The effects of water load size and location, sample placement in the oven cavity (hot or cold spots), and time on tissue preservation were examined. The use of a microwave

Taxol, an antineoplastic agent isolated from the Pacific yew, has been demonstrated in three phase 2 clinical trials to have major activity (30 percent overall response rate) in patients with ovarian cancer refractory to cisplatin. The major toxicities associated with the agent are neutropenia