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Immunostaining · Lymphoid · open case 04

Histology · Lymphoid

Proteomic and immunohistochemistry analyses on patient's platelets and tumor. (C) Integrin alpha-IIb (also known as GPIIB or CD41) was detected immunohistochemically in the platelet-rich part of the patient's excised spleen (a) and tumor cells (b), but not in another patient's carcinoma cells (c) at low (top) and high magnification (bottom).
Proteomic and immunohistochemistry analyses on patient's platelets and tumor. (C) Integrin alpha-IIb (also known as GPIIB or CD41) was detected immunohistochemically in the…

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Category
Lymphoid
Difficulty
advanced
Type
Applied histology
Mode
Immunostaining
Stain
Immunostaining

Origin: MultiCaRe · figure from open-access article PMC6439352 · License CC BY

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