Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Immunostainings of cyclin E and p27 in normal lymphoid tissues and malignant lymphomas. (A) Cyclin E staining in an indolent lymphoma showing both nuclear and cytoplasmic reactivity. (B) p27 staining of a reactive follicle in a tonsil. Notice the staining pattern in the dark and light zone. (C) p27 staining of a malignant follicular in an FL lymphoma. The staining pattern is representative for indolent lymphomas. (D) CLL with p27−pseudofollicles. (E) Large cell lymphoma with p27−blastic cells and occasional positive small lymphocytes (S-phase fraction = 11.5%). (F) Large cell lymphoma with p27+(S-phase fraction = 3.4%).

Immunostainings of cyclin E and p27 in normal lymphoid tissues and malignant lymphomas. (A) Cyclin E staining in an indolent lymphoma showing both nuclear and cytoplasmic reactivity. (B) p27 staining of a reactive follicle in a tonsil. Notice the staining pattern in the dark and light zone. (C) p27 staining of a malignant follicular in an FL lymphoma. The staining pattern is representative for indolent lymphomas. (D) CLL with p27pseudofollicles. (E) Large cell lymphoma with p27blastic cells and occasional positive small lymphocytes (S-phase fraction = 11.5%). (F) Large cell lymphoma with p27+(S-phase fraction = 3.4%).

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