Lab Tests Directory
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Immunohistochemistry -MDM2
The MDM2 test checks for the presence and amount of the MDM2 protein in a tissue sample. This protein can be overactive in certain types of tumors, influencing their growth.
Immunohistochemistry -Melan-A
This test identifies the Melan-A protein in a tissue sample. Melan-A is a specific marker for cells that produce pigment, making it very useful in diagnosing melanoma and other related skin conditions.
Immunohistochemistry -MUM1 Protein
This test uses special antibodies to detect the MUM1 protein in tissue samples. It helps doctors understand the characteristics of certain cells, particularly in the context of blood cancers and lymphomas.
Immunohistochemistry -Napsin
This test identifies the Napsin protein in tissue samples. Napsin is often found in specific types of cells, making this test useful for determining the origin of certain cancers.
Immunohistochemistry -p16
This test detects the p16 protein in tissue samples. The presence and pattern of p16 can indicate specific cellular changes, often linked to certain viral infections and associated cancers.
Immunohistochemistry -p504S/AMACR
This test looks for the p504S protein, also known as AMACR, in tissue samples. It is particularly useful in examining prostate tissue to identify abnormal cells.
Immunohistochemistry -p53
This test detects the p53 protein in tissue samples. Abnormal levels or patterns of p53 can indicate genetic changes in cells, which are often associated with various types of cancer.
Immunohistochemistry -p63
p63 is a protein found in the nuclei of certain cells. This test uses special antibodies to detect the p63 protein in a tissue sample, helping doctors understand the characteristics of cells within the tissue. It's a key tool in pathology to identify specific cell types.
Immunohistochemistry -Pax-5
Pax-5 is a protein primarily found in B-lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell. This test identifies the presence of Pax-5 in a tissue sample, which helps pathologists characterize the cells and understand their origin. It's a crucial marker for certain blood cell-related conditions.
Immunohistochemistry -Pax-8
Pax-8 is a protein marker found in cells originating from specific tissues, including the kidney, thyroid, and female reproductive organs. This test helps identify the presence of Pax-8 in a tissue sample, providing clues about the tissue's origin and characteristics. It's a valuable diagnostic tool in pathology.
Immunohistochemistry -PLAP
PLAP (Placental Alkaline Phosphatase) is an enzyme that is normally found in the placenta. This test detects the presence of PLAP in a tissue sample, which can indicate certain cellular changes or the presence of specific tumor types. It's a specialized marker used in pathology.
Immunohistochemistry -Progesterone Receptor (PR)
The Progesterone Receptor (PR) is a protein found inside cells that binds to the hormone progesterone. This test measures the amount of PR in a tissue sample, typically from a tumor. The presence and level of PR can provide important information about how a tumor might respond to hormone-based treatments.