2. Immunohistochemical analyses of chromogranin A (CgA) staining in Small cell carcinoma of the cervix tissues.
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posted on 2012-04-17, 00:36 authored by Ling-Min Liao, Xin Zhang, Yu-Feng Ren, Xiao-Ying Sun, Na Di, Nan Zhou, Rui-Ke Pan, Shu-Hua Ma, Li-Xue Zhou<p>As can be seen, CgA shows no positive staining (−)(case-431901; <b>A</b>: x200; <b>B</b>: x400), weakly positive staining (+) (case-385737; <b>C</b>: x200; <b>D</b>: x400), moderate staining (++) (case-449570; <b>E</b>: x200; <b>F</b>: x400), strong staining (+++) (case-437412; <b>G</b>: x200; <b>H</b>: x400) in Small cell carcinoma of the cervix tissues.</p>
