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NPC2 expression in thyroid tumors and its possible diagnostic utility.

Yang Seok Chae, Hyunchul Kim

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= 0.000, respectively). In conclusion, our evaluation of the subcellular localization of NPC2 using immunohistochemistry demonstrated possible value of NPC2 as a biomarker and provided insight into the morphologic characteristics of papillary carcinoma.

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= 0.000, respectively). In conclusion, our evaluation of the subcellular localization of NPC2 using immunohistochemistry demonstrated possible value of NPC2 as a biomarker and provided insight into the morphologic characteristics of papillary carcinoma.

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= 0.000, respectively). In conclusion, our evaluation of the subcellular localization of NPC2 using immunohistochemistry demonstrated possible value of NPC2 as a biomarker and provided insight into the morphologic characteristics of papillary carcinoma.

Key concepts: Immunohistochemistry, Pathology, Immunostaining, Thyroid carcinoma, Thyroid, Medicine, Staining, Carcinoma

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