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Les anticorps de Leica Biosystems Newcastle Ltd sont destinés, selon les besoins, à être utilisés sur des coupes incluses en paraffi ne<br />

ou des coupes congelées, et conformément à des exigences particulières en matière de fi xation. Une expression antigénique inattendue<br />

est susceptible de se produire, en particulier au niveau des néoplasmes. L’interprétation clinique de <strong>to</strong>ute coupe tissulaire marquée doit<br />

comporter une analyse morphologique et l’évaluation des contrôles appropriés.<br />

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Amendements Apportés à la Version Précédente<br />

Non applicable.<br />

Date de Publication<br />

23 juin 2008 (RTU-<strong>CD20</strong>-L26/CE/UK)<br />

RTU-<strong>CD20</strong>-L26<br />

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