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Immunohistochemistry for p53 staining in Breast Cancer Tissue v1

Freda Halim

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These are protocols used for study of p53 expression differences in Luminal B Her-2 negative patients. The aim of the study is to show p53 expression differences in Luminal B Her-2 negative patients with and without primary endocrine therapy resistance.We used using paraffin sections of 67 samples and stained the slides for p53 expression, using primary antibody Clone DO-7 ( DAKO).

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These are protocols used for study of p53 expression differences in Luminal B Her-2 negative patients. The aim of the study is to show p53 expression differences in Luminal B Her-2 negative patients with and without primary endocrine therapy resistance.We used using paraffin sections of 67 samples and stained the slides for p53 expression, using primary antibody Clone DO-7 ( DAKO).

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These are protocols used for study of p53 expression differences in Luminal B Her-2 negative patients. The aim of the study is to show p53 expression differences in Luminal B Her-2 negative patients with and without primary endocrine therapy resistance.We used using paraffin sections of 67 samples and stained the slides for p53 expression, using primary antibody Clone DO-7 ( DAKO).

Key concepts: Immunohistochemistry, P53 expression, Pathology, clone (Java method), Breast cancer, Staining, Antibody, Cancer

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