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Acute leukaemia immunophenotyping in bone-marrow routine sections.
British journal of haematology - 1 May 1999
Pileri S A, Ascani S, Milani M, Visani G, Piccioli M, Orcioni G F, Poggi S, Sabattini E, Santini D, Falini B
Abstract excerpt
Immunohistochemistry of acute leukaemias in bone-marrow paraffin sections is commonly thought to be useless because of the poor preservation of many lineage-related markers. The recent development of antibodies against fixative-resistant epitopes and of new antigen retrieval techniques, however, has expanded the possibility of accurately testing routine samples. To assess the relevance of paraffin section...
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