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There was no positive staining for iNOS or nitrotyrosine in control animals.
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This positive staining can also be observed in primary colonic and other adenocarcinomas.
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Minimal positive staining for KIT was noted in the tumour samples.
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An immunohistochemical study demonstrated diffuse positive staining for S-100 protein in the tumor cells.
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C4d- positive staining did not show any impact in renal outcome.
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IL-8- positive staining was found within interstitial mononuclear cells of all biopsy specimens showing rejection.
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In addition, there was positive staining with some endocrine markers in the majority of patients.
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The second sibling had positive staining for acid-fast bacilli, though her cultures were also negative.
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Results:: The liver of all these rats presented positive staining of Ki-67, indicating liver proliferation.
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Immunohistochemical staining of the adrenal tumor revealed positive staining for CRH and negative staining for ACTH.
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Uptake of acetylated low-density lipoprotein and positive staining for VE-Cadherin confirm EC phenotype for adherent cells.
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In contrast to positive staining in HCC, cholangiocarcinoma were classified as negative in all 19 cases examined.
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To enhance the accuracy of protein semi-quantification, the percentage of only highly- positive staining was used for analysis.
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All cases of LCT showed a positive staining that was diffuse and intense, constantly cytoplasmic, and sometimes nuclear.
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Immunohistochemical analysis produced strong positive staining of the nuclei and faint staining in the cytoplasm of germ cells.
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Presumptive diagnosis was defined as positive staining for acid-fast bacilli or presence of granulomatous lesions in pulmonary specimens.
