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Utility of Nestin immunohistochemistry in the diagnosis of granular cell tumor
2018
Archives of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
Aim: Granular cell tumors (GCTs) show neuroectodermal differentiation. Morphologically, a wide variety of mesencymal tumors may have granular cell appearance. Nestin, which is an intermediate filament protein expressed in undifferentiated cells during central nerves system development and its tumors. We aim to determine the diagnostic utility of Nestin in diagnosis of GCTs. Methods: Nestin immunohistochemistry applied to GCT cases and other mesenchymal tumors which may have granular cytoplasm
doi:10.25000/acem.436429
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