S100 is a multigene family of calcium binding proteins. S100B is one member of the S100 family and is
expressed in glial cells of nervous system, melanocytes, chondrocytes, and adipocytes. The antibody labels S100B in normal and neoplastic cells.
Intended use
It is a useful tool for classifying tumors in nervous system and differentiating melanomas and nerve sheath tumors from carcinomas when used with a panel of antibodies
Specifications |
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product code: 8442-C010 |
Clone: EP324 [Rabbit] |
Staining pattern: Nuclear and/or cytoplasmic staining |
Control tissue: Appendix |
Associated panels: Tumor of Unknown Origin, Gastrointestinal, Dermatopathology |
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Assessment criteria |
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A strong, distinct nuclear and cytoplasmic staining reaction of adipocytes and Schwann cells of peripheral nerve fibres in the appendix |
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A weak to moderate, cytoplasmic and nuclear staining reaction of the Peyer’s plaques in the appendix* |
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No staining of smooth muscle cells and epithelial cells in the appendix. |
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*S100B does not stain the Peyer's plaques in appendix | |
Panels: | |
Tumor of unknown Origin | |
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