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The Immunohistochemistry Laboratory, co-directed by Drs. Tamera Lillemoe and Stanley McCormick, provides immunohistochemical staining of slide-based tissue specimens. In addition
to our work for the Allina Health System, we
serve as a reference laboratory for clinical
outreach work and as a resource for clinical
research projects.

Immunohistochemical methods are useful in
determining the cell lineage of tumors, comple-

 
  Characteristic
  Golgi and
  membrane
  CD30 staining
  of Hodgkin's
  lymphoma.

menting histologic assessment in reaching a clinical diagnosis. Prognostic information regarding

Two color
immunochemistry:
cytokeratin (brown), and
LCA (red).

malignant tumors may also be obtained by
analyzing receptor status, protein production,
and the proliferation potential of a particular
tumor

A variety of samples are appropriate such as,
paraffin-embedded tissue, snap frozen,
tissue cell suspensions, or cell smears. We perform routine clinical testing Monday through Friday, and results are reported within 24 to 48 hours.

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