As soon as I know that it has gone to print I'll reveal it, (since as I said I am not supposed to be putting it out anywhere before hand and this is a bit of cheating here that I don't think they will see.) When it comes out I'll get you a copy if you are currently not getting the journal. The entire issue is devoted to adjunctive devices, and heavily covers some of the more powerful aspects of fluorescence loss which is in recent articles providing information that we were unaware of in the past. For instance loss of herterozygocity which heavily correlates to cellular conversion to malignancy is something that is extremely important in surgical procedures for removal of disease, and not just in the oral environment. But as soon as it is out I