Table 1.
Tissue | Cell type | Staining* | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
Adrenal gland | Cortical cells | +++ | Partly granular |
Medullary cells | +++ | Partly granular | |
Bone marrow | Erythroid cells | 0 | |
Myeloid cells | ++ | ||
Megakaryocytes | +++ | ||
Breast | Ductal epithelium | +++ | |
Lobular epithelium | +++ | ||
Myoepithelium | ++ | ||
Brain | Neurons | +++ | |
Glial cells | +++ | ||
Colon | Epithelium | +++ | |
Duodenum | Surface epithelium | +++ | Perinuclear apical dot |
Brunner glands | ++ | ||
Stromal cells | + | ||
Esophagus | Squamous epithelium | + | Basal layer ++, surface layer 0 |
Kidney | Podocytes | +++ | |
Mesangial cells | 0 | ||
Tubular epithelium | ++ | Variable | |
Liver | Hepatocytes | + | |
Biliary duct epithelium | + | ||
Lung | Alveolar epithelium | + | |
Alveolar macrophages | +++ | ||
Lymph node | Follicular cells | +++ | |
Paracortical cells | +++ | ||
Ovary | Granulosa cells | +++ | |
Stromal cells | ++ | ||
Pancreas | Exocrine epithelium | + | Partly granular |
Ductal epithelium | + | ||
Endocrine cells | +++ | ||
Parathyroid gland | Chief cells | +++ | |
Oxyphil cells | + | ||
Parotid gland | Acinar cells | ++ | Partly granular |
Adipocytes | 0 | ||
Placenta | Trophoblast | +++ | |
Stromal cells | + | ||
Endothelium | 0 | ||
Prostate | Epithelium | ++ | Perinuclear apical dot |
Smooth mucle cells | + | ||
Peripheral nerve cells | ++ | ||
Skin | Keratinocytes | + | Basal layer ++, surface layer 0 |
Small intestine | Enterocytes | +++ | |
Spleen | White pulp cells | +++ | |
Red pulp cells | +++ | ||
Stomach | Glandular cells | +++ | Partly granular apically Surface epithelium weak |
Stromal cells | + | ||
Striated muscle | Myocytes | + | |
Testis | Spermatocytes | +++ | |
Sertoli cells | +++ | ||
Leydig cells | + | ||
Thyroid gland | Epithelium | +++ | |
Urinary bladder | Urothelial cells | ++ | Weak in umbrella cells |
Uterus | Smooth muscle cells | ++ | Perinuclear dot |
Secretory epithelium | +++ | ||
Secretory stromal cells | + |
*0 = no staining, + = weak staining, + + = moderate staining, + + + = strong staining