Skin |
Labeling in all adnexal structures, including eccrine and sebaceous glands; in epidermis there is labeling in most supra basal cells with increasing intensity as maturation increases; occasional dermal fibroblasts show nuclear staining. |
Smooth muscle |
Occasional cells stain (gut, erector pili, and around vessels) |
Blood vessels |
Smooth muscle and most endothelial cells |
Lymph node |
Many lymphocytes and macrophages in paracortical (T cell areas); occasional cells in germinal centers stain (this is a highly proliferative area, but usually some cells are not cycling); the mantle zone is moderately stained |
Spleen |
As lymph node with many cells in both white and red pulp staining |
Brain |
Almost all glial cells stain but neurones do not |
Stomach |
Occasional cells show nuclear staining but there is no clearly defined pattern seen |
Small intestine |
Occasional stromal cells in the lamina propria stain; on the epithelium there are occasional cells labeling and most are in the differentiated non proliferative populations of the villus |
Colon |
Occasional stromal cells in the lamina propria stain; on the epithelium there are occasional cells labeling |
Liver |
Scattered hepatocytes and Kuppfer cells |
Gall bladder |
Scattered epithelial cells and most stromal cells |
Pancreas |
Islets of Langerhans are stained and occasional acinar cells; rare duct cells stain |
Salivary gland |
Most acinar cells and very occasional duct cells |
Lung |
Cartilage cells and other stromal cells stain; occasional epithelial cell |
Thyroid |
Nearly all cells stain in follicles |
Breast |
Pre- and postmenopausal normal breast very similar; most myo-epithelial cells stain and occasional duct and acinar cells |
Cervix |
Similar to skin (see above) |
Endometrium |
Proliferative phase: occasional glandular cells and most stromal cells; secretory phase: infrequent glandular cells, most stromal cells |
Fallopian tube |
Many epithelial cells and most stromal and smooth muscle cells |
Ovary |
Occasional stromal cells and most follicle lining cells |
Testis |
Spermatogonia and Sertoli cells stain |
Vas deferens |
Only smooth muscle, not epithelium |
Prostate |
Most myoepithelial cells and glandular epithelium as well as most stromal cells |
Kidney |
No tubules stain but scattered cells in mesangium and glomerulus |
Bladder |
Similar to stratified squamous epithelium with increased staining in superficial layers |