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B R Juhl

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PubMed1985

Semiquantitative immunohistochemical evaluation of H-antigen expression in human ureters of different ABO- and Lewis types.

A study was undertaken to obtain baseline information for future studies of H-antigen expression in urothelial tumors. The influence of ABO- and Lewis genes on H-antigen expression in human ureters was investigated. Thirty two ureters of different ABO- and Lewis types were stained by the Tween 20-modified immunoperoxidase staining technique using Ulex europaeus agglutinin I (32 cases) and two monoclonal anti-H antibodies (10 cases). Ureters from A and AB individuals were also stained using monoclonal anti-A and Dolichos biflorus agglutinin (14 cases). The H-antigen expression in endothelium of all cases and in urothelium of Lea-b+ and Lea-b- individuals was correlated to ABO blood type. H antigen was never detected in urothelium of Lea+b- individuals. Endothelial H-antigen expression was not influenced by the Lewis types. In A and AB individuals, urothelial and endothelial H- and A-antigen and Dolichos biflorus reactivities were mainly insignificantly related, with correlation coefficients ranging numerically from 0.10 to 0.72. The study stresses the importance of relating blood group antigen H expression in urothelial tumors to the ABO-, Lewis, and secretors types of the individual.

ABO Blood-Group System↗
PubMed1984

The effect of Tween 20 on indirect immunoperoxidase staining of blood group antigen A in human urothelium.

The effect of the nonionic detergent Tween 20 on background staining, sensitivity, and specificity in the indirect immunoperoxidase staining for blood group antigen A was investigated histologically and spectrophotometrically. Pretreatment of dewaxed formalin-fixed Paraplast-embedded tissue sections from human ureters with 2% Tween 20 and dilution of the first and second layer antisera with 0.05 or 2% Tween 20 significantly reduced background staining of the urothelial cell cytoplasm, ureteral stroma, and musculature. Spectrophotometrical analysis of tissue sections from hypernephroma (rich in cytoplasm), cervix (fibrous stroma), and myometrium (musculature) underlined the histological results with a significant reduction of the maximum absorbance of Tween 20-modified indirect immunoperoxidase-stained tissue sections. Sensitivity, evaluated histologically by the endpoint titers of urothelial cell membrane staining, endothelial cell staining, and focal cytoplasmic staining of urothelial cells, was not influenced by the Tween 20 treatment. The specificity was improved as the staining was highly reduced or absent in control sections subjected to Tween 20.

ABO Blood-Group System↗
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Epstein-Barr positive T-cell lymphoma in the ocular region.

PURPOSE: To present two cases of rapidly growing tumors in the ocular adnexa. Both tumors were Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) positive peripheral T-cell lymphoma. METHODS: Case 1 was a 60-year-old man with a non-tender ulcerating tumor involving the lateral third of both upper and lower right eyelid. Case 2 was a 55-year-old man with a swelling of the left eyelid expanding cranially and dislocating the left eye, resulting in proptosis and diplopia. Both patients underwent incisional biopsy that did not disclose the malignant nature of the tumors. Clinical evaluation resulted in suspicion of malignancy and surgical excision was performed. RESULTS: The tumors were found to be consistent with EBV-positive peripheral T-cell lymphoma. CONCLUSIONS: Peripheral T-cell lymphoma is uncommon but a diagnosis to be considered in a patient with a tumorous lesion in the eye region. Furthermore, peripheral T-cell lymphoma may be EBV-positive.

Antigens, Viral↗