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Cancer Tissue Gallery- GTX04389

CD3 epsilon antibody [MSVA-003R] HistoMAX

 

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Breast- Invasive breast cancer of no special type (NST) infiltrated by a significant number of CD3 positive T-cells
Breast- Invasive lobular breast cancer infiltrated by a significant number of CD3 positive lymphocytes
Colon- Colorectal adenocarcinoma containing numerous CD3 positive lymphocytes
Esophagus- Adenocarcinoma including a substantial number of CD3 positive T-lymphocytes
Kidney- Clear cell renal cell carcinoma containing a significant number of CD3 positive lymphocytes
Kidney- Clear cell renal cell carcinoma infiltrated by a significant number of CD3 positive lymphocytes
Kidney- Oncocytoma including only a few CD3 positive lymphocytes
Lymph node- Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma showing strong CD3 positivity of tumor cells
Lymph node- CD3 negative diffuse large B-cell lymphoma containing a good number of non-neoplastic CD3 positive lymphocytes
Lymph node- CD3 negative diffuse large B-cell lymphoma showing a dense infiltrate of non-neoplastic CD3 positive lymphocytes
Lymph node- CD3 negative follicular B-cell lymphoma containing numerous CD3 positive lymphocytes
Lymph node- CD3 negative follicular B-cell lymphoma containing numerous non-neoplastic CD3 positive lymphocytes
Lymph node- CD3 negative large cell anaplastic T-cell lymphoma containing few CD3 positive non-neoplastic T-lymphocytes
Lymph node- Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma containing multiple CD3 positive lymphocytes
Lymph node- Hodgkin’s lymphoma containing numerous CD3 positive lymphocytes. Interspersed Hodgkin and Reed-Sternberg cells are CD3 negative
Lymph node- Hodgkin’s lymphoma predominantly composed of non-neoplastic CD3 positive T-lymphocytes. Interspersed Hodgkin and Reed-Sternberg cells are CD3 negative
Lymph node- Hodgkin’s lymphoma showing a dense infiltrate of non-neoplastic CD3 positive lymphocytes. Interspersed Hodgkin and Reed-Sternberg cells are CD3 negative
Lymph node- Large cell anaplastic T-cell lymphoma showing a moderate to strong CD3 positivity of tumor cells
Oral cavity- Squamous cell carcinoma with a moderate number of tumor infiltrating CD3 positive T-lymphocytes
Ovary- Endometroid carcinoma containing few CD3 positive lymphocytes
Prostate- CD3 negative adenocarcinoma (Gleason 3+3=6) showing only few CD3 positive lymphocytes
Thyroid- Follicular carcinoma containing only a small number of CD3 positive T-lymphocytes
Uterus, cervix- Adenocarcinoma containing numerous CD3 positive lymphocytes
Uterus, cervix- Squamous cell carcinoma containing numerous CD3 positive lymphocytes
Vagina- CD3 negative squamous cell carcinoma containing a small number of CD3 positive lymphocytes-1
Vagina- CD3 negative squamous cell carcinoma containing a small number of CD3 positive lymphocytes
   

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