Novocastratm Ready-to-Use Mouse Monoclonal Antibody CD20

La interpretación clínica de cualquier tinción o de su ausencia debe complementarse con estudios morfológicos, con el uso de los
controles adecuados, y un anatomopatólogo cualifi cado debe evaluarla en el contexto del historial clínico del paciente y de otras
pruebas diagnósticas.
Los anticuerpos de Leica Biosystems Newcastle Ltd son para utilizarlos, según se indique, con secciones congeladas o incluidas
en parafi na, con requisitos de fi jación específi cos. Puede producirse una expresión inesperada del antígeno, especialmente en las
neoplasias. La interpretación clínica de cualquier sección de tejido teñida debe incluir un análisis morfológico y la evaluación de los
controles apropiados.
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Correcciones A La Publicación Anterior
No aplicable.
Fecha De Publicación
23 de junio de 2008 (RTU-CD20-L26/CE/UK)
RTU-CD20-L26
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