Table 1.

Reagents and conditions used for immunohistochemistry


Antibody

Source

Dilution

Pretreatment

Predominant cell reactivity

Staining pattern
HGAL  *  1:20   Citrate   Lymphoid cells   Cytoplasmic  
BCL6   1   1:40   Tris   Lymphoid cells   Nuclear  
CD10   2   1:40   EDTA   Lymphoid cells   Membrane and cytoplasmic  
MUM1/IRF4   1   1:50   EDTA   Lymphoid cells   Nuclear and cytoplasmic  
BCL2
 
1
 
1:1000
 
Tris
 
Various
 
Cytoplasmic
 

Antibody

Source

Dilution

Pretreatment

Predominant cell reactivity

Staining pattern
HGAL  *  1:20   Citrate   Lymphoid cells   Cytoplasmic  
BCL6   1   1:40   Tris   Lymphoid cells   Nuclear  
CD10   2   1:40   EDTA   Lymphoid cells   Membrane and cytoplasmic  
MUM1/IRF4   1   1:50   EDTA   Lymphoid cells   Nuclear and cytoplasmic  
BCL2
 
1
 
1:1000
 
Tris
 
Various
 
Cytoplasmic
 
*

Generation of HGAL monoclonal antibody is described in “Materials and methods.” Source 1 was Dako; 2 was Novocastra (New Castle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom). Pretreatment for heat-induced antigen retrieval consisted of microwaving with one of the following buffers: citrate (10 mM, pH 6.0, for 10 minutes), Tris (5 mM, pH 10.0 for 20 minutes), or EDTA (1 mM pH 8.0 for 15 minutes)

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