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Hierarchical interactions between nucleolar and heterochromatin condensates are mediated by a dual-affinity protein. [PDF]
Rajshekar S +8 more
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Testicular mass frozen section examination: Pathological insights and diagnostic accuracy
Frozen section examination on testicular excisional biopsy is accurate and can help avoid unnecessary radical orchidectomy. A very high concordance rate between frozen section diagnosis and permanent diagnosis was obtained with no false negatives.
Roselyne Choiniere +3 more
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Cajal's organization of neuronal nucleus revisited. [PDF]
Lafarga M +4 more
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Novel NOTCH3 alteration expanding the molecular spectrum of pericytic tumours: report of two cases
Introduction Myofibromas are part of the pericytic tumour family, which includes myopericytomas, glomus tumours and angioleiomyomas. While they typically display benign behaviour when arising in the skin and subcutaneous tissues of the head and neck, rare aggressive variants have been reported, particularly those with visceral or intracranial ...
Irena Antonia Ungureanu +7 more
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Fluorescence staining of the nucleus in living plant cells using dimidium bromide. [PDF]
Ichikawa S, Kitamura M, Kodama Y.
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Papillary renal cell carcinoma (pRCC) accounts for 15%–20% of RCC cases and is the second most common histologic subtype of RCC. In contrast to other common RCC subtypes, there continues to be ongoing debate about how to classify RCCs with papillary architecture and eosinophilic cytoplasm, given the heterogeneity of histologic, IHC and molecular ...
Melissa Yuwono Tjota +3 more
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RNase H-sensitive accumulation of APOBEC3B in a nucleolus after DNA damage. [PDF]
Saito Y, Yamamoto Y, Yamamoto F.
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Invasive breast carcinomas with papillary features (IBCP) comprise diverse subtypes with variable architecture, histopathology, and clinical behaviour. This review outlines evolving classification, diagnostic criteria, and treatment implications, highlighting challenges in distinguishing in situ from invasive lesions. Standardised diagnostic approaches
Emad A Rakha +2 more
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