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specification of post-mortem samples, submitted to the University of Leeds teaching hospital.
Acknowledgements
The author would like to thank Dr Keesjan Cornelisse for his engagement in the report write up, Rossdale’s Laboratories for the provision of histopthological images and Professor Danielle Gunn-Moore, in obtaining funding for PCR testing of post-mortem samples and contributions to public health information.
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