Lab Tests Directory

Immunohistochemistry -AFP

This test uses immunohistochemistry to detect the presence and location of Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP) in tissue samples. AFP is a protein normally produced by the fetal liver and yolk sac, but its presence in adult tissues can be abnormal.

Immunohistochemistry -Arginase-1

This test uses immunohistochemistry to detect the presence of Arginase-1 in tissue samples. Arginase-1 is an enzyme primarily found in the liver, and its presence in other tissues can be an indicator for specific conditions.

Immunohistochemistry -ATRX

This test uses immunohistochemistry to detect the presence and expression pattern of the ATRX protein in tissue samples. ATRX is a protein involved in maintaining genome stability, and its loss of expression can be significant in certain tumors.

Immunohistochemistry -BCL2

This test uses special antibodies to find the BCL2 protein in a tissue sample. It helps doctors understand the characteristics of cells, especially in the context of certain diseases.

Immunohistochemistry -BCL6

This test identifies the BCL6 protein within a tissue sample using specific antibodies. It's a valuable tool for pathologists to characterize different types of cells and tissues.

Immunohistochemistry -Beta Catenin

This test detects the Beta Catenin protein in a tissue sample using specialized antibodies. It helps assess cell adhesion and signaling pathways, which are important for normal cell function.

Immunohistochemistry -Calcitonin

This test uses antibodies to identify the Calcitonin protein in a tissue sample. Calcitonin is a hormone primarily produced by specific cells in the thyroid gland.

Immunohistochemistry -Caldesmon

This test identifies the Caldesmon protein in a tissue sample using specific antibodies. Caldesmon is a protein associated with muscle cells and plays a role in muscle contraction.

Immunohistochemistry -Calretinin

This test uses special dyes to identify the Calretinin protein in a tissue sample. It helps pathologists examine cells and tissues more closely to understand their nature and characteristics.

Immunohistochemistry -CD10 (Neutral Endopeptidase)

This test involves staining a tissue sample to detect the CD10 protein, also known as Neutral Endopeptidase. It helps pathologists identify specific cell types and characteristics within the tissue.

Immunohistochemistry -CD117 (C kit)

This test uses special stains to detect the CD117 protein, also known as C-kit, in a tissue sample. It helps pathologists identify specific cell types and their characteristics.