Figure 2.
L-FABP immunohistochemistry. (A) In normal tissue L-FABP is preferentially expressed in proximal tubuli. B-D Clear cell carcinomas without (B), weak to moderate immunoreactivity (C) and strong expression of L-FABP (D).
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