Positive p53 nuclear immunostaining was detected in only equine case.
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Objective & Hypothesis:The expression of p53 protein was investigated in three ocular squamous cell carcinomas of one horse and two cows by an immunohistochemical (Avidin-Biotin immunperoksidaz Complex-ABC) procedure using anti-human p53 protein mouse monoclonal antibodies.
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Key Findings & Data:The expression of p53 protein was investigated in three ocular squamous cell carcinomas of one horse and two cows by an immunohistochemical (Avidin-Biotin immunperoksidaz Complex-ABC) procedure using anti-human p53 protein mouse monoclonal antibodies.
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Conclusion & Impact:Positive p53 nuclear immunostaining was detected in only equine case.
The expression of p53 protein was investigated in three ocular squamous cell carcinomas of one horse and two cows by an immunohistochemical (Avidin-Biotin immunperoksidaz Complex-ABC) procedure using anti-human p53 protein mouse monoclonal antibodies. Positive p53 nuclear immunostaining was detected in only equine case.
Özet
Bu çalışmada p53 protein birikimi, bir at ve iki sığırdan alınan, 3 oküler yassı hücreli karsinom olayında, immunohistokimyasal (Avidin-Biotin immunperoksidaz Complex-ABC) yöntemle anti-human p53 protein mouse monoklonal antikorları kullanılarak araştırıldı. Sadece atta p53 pozitif çekirdek boyanması tespit edildi.
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