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    Lymph Node Normal Morphology

    Cortex

    Primary Follicle

    Secondary Follicle

    Mantle Zone

    Paracortex

    Medulla

    Sinuses

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    Cortex

    Primary B-Cell Follicles

    Nodules of small lymphocytes

    Lack germinal centers

    Secondary B-Cell Follicles

    Result of stimulation

    Germinal Centers

    Mantle zone

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    Germinal Centers

    Pale zone

    toward antigen entry

    small cleaved cells / centrocytes

    follicular dendritic cells

    Dark zone

    toward paracortex

    large lymphoid cells / centroblasts

    tingible body macrophages

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    Mantle Zone

    polarized toward antigen entry

    express bcl-2 protein

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    Paracortex

    rich in T cells

    CD4:CD8 ratio variable

    interdigitating dendritic cell

    S-100 positive

    irregular vesicular nuclei

    high endothelial venules

    postcapillary vessel

    cuboidal epithelium

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    Medullary areas

    B cells predominate especially plasma cells

    histiocytes

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    Handling the Fresh Specimen

    Surgeon should excise the largest and most

    abnormal node

    Tissue for histology

    Touch imprints

    Fresh / frozen tissue for immunologicstudies

    Sterile portion for cytogenetics

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    Frozen Section

    Diagnostic frozen section should be

    discouraged

    Use frozen to assess adequacy or triage

    tissue

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    Freezing for Immunologic

    Studies

    Liquid nitrogen or isopentane / dry ice mix

    is best

    Thin sections (

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    Fixation

    Node sliced in 2-3 mm intervals

    One metal based fixative (B5, Zenkers, zinc

    sulfate)

    One neutral buffered formaldehyde

    (formalin)

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    Processing

    Single most important factor for optimal

    histology is section thickness

    Sections should be one cell layer thick

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    Routine Stains

    H&E

    Giemsa - highlight nuclear features,

    cytoplasmic granules and plasmacytoid

    features

    PAS - highlights mucin and glycogen,

    immunoglobulin inclusions and blood

    vessels

    Methyl-green pyronin - highlights

    plasmacytoid features

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    Common Errors in Fixation and

    Processing

    Drying of specimen - dark edge artifact;

    autolysis if prolonged

    Section >3 mm thick - soft unfixed core;

    center cells show ballooning and are pale

    Overfixation in B5 - brittle tissue; decreased

    nuclear staining

    Inadequate dehydration - numerous cracks

    (dry earth look)

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    Common Errors in Fixation and

    Processing

    Paraffin too hot - muddy staining with poor

    detail

    Improper sectioning - Venetian-blind effect;

    poor cytologic detail

    Section drying too hot - bubbled nuclei and

    antigen loss

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    LCA

    CD45RB

    Lymphocytes,

    myeloid cells andmacrophages

    Plasma cells and RS

    cells negative

    Immuno-

    globulin

    B cells and plasma

    cells

    Paraffin c to lasmic

    Frozen surface

    L26

    CD20

    B cells occasional

    macrophages

    Plasma cells negative

    Poor reactivity in

    decalcified tissue

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD79 B cells Plasma cells negative

    LN1

    CDw75

    Germinal center B

    cells

    Better in B5

    LN2CD74

    B cells,interdigitating

    dendritic cells,

    macrophages

    Better in B5

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    MB1

    CD45RA

    B cells and some T

    cells

    Plasma cells negative

    CD3 T cells May require

    pretreatment

    Leu-22CD43 T cells tissue CD5useful in small

    lymphocytic

    neoplasms

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    UCHL1

    CD45RO

    T cells May see nonspecific

    cytoplasmic staining

    Leu-7

    CD57

    GC T cells and some

    NK cells

    Better in frozen tissue

    TCR betachain

    T cells Requires proteolyticdigestion; better in

    frozen tissue

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    LeuM1

    CD15

    Granulocytes,

    macrophages

    Carcinomas and

    CMV infected cellsmay be reactive

    BerH2

    CD30

    Activated B and T

    cells, plasma cells

    Less reactive in B5,

    embryonal ca. and

    few other non-hematolymphoid

    neoplasms positive

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    KP1

    CD68

    Macrophages

    myeloid cells

    Reactive in

    melanoma, MFH,granular cell tumors

    and renal cell ca.

    Lysozyme Macrophages

    myeloid cells

    Reactive with many

    non-hematolymphoidneoplasms

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    S100 Langerhans cells,

    interdigitating andsome follicular

    dendritic cells

    Reactive with many

    non-hematolymphoidneoplasms

    Mac-387 Macrophages

    myeloid cells

    Reactive with some

    squamous cell ca.

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    Antibodies Employed in Paraffin

    Tissue Sections

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    bcl-2 Non-germinal center

    B cells, most T cellsand plasma cells

    Best in B5;

    differentiate benignfrom malignant

    follicular lesions

    Myeloper-

    oxidase

    Myeloid cells Most sensitive and

    specific myeloid

    marker

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD45 Hematolymphoid

    cells

    Plasma cells and

    ALCL may benegative

    Immuno-

    globulin

    B cells Monoclonal Ig less

    sensitive than

    polyclonal Ig

    Precursor Blymphomas and

    leukemias may be

    negative

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD19 B cells Earliest expressed B

    cell antigen

    CD20 B cells Most plasma cells

    unreactive

    CD79 B cells May be negative inplasma cells

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD10

    CALLA

    Precursor and GC

    B cells

    Follicular vs. other

    low grade MLEwings and MFH

    positive

    CD21 Mantle and marginal

    zone B cells

    Most mantle and

    marginal zone MLCD23 CLL / SLL reactive

    Mantle cell ML

    unreactive

    Upregulated by EBV

    infection

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD32 Mantle zone B cells Reactive with MCL

    and some follicularML, myeloid

    leukemias

    CD35 Mantle and marginal

    zone B cells

    Similar to CD21

    CD38 Lymphoid progenitor

    cells, NK cells and

    plasma cells

    One of few markers

    expressed by plasma

    cell neoplasms

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD2, CD3,

    CD5 andCD7

    T cells Pan T cell antigens

    CD7 earliestexpressed and most

    commonly deleted

    CD1a Cortical thymocytes Good for precursor T

    cell neoplasms;thymomas rich in

    CD1A cells

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD4 Helper/Inducer T

    cells macrophagesand dendritic cells

    May be expressed in

    some plasma cellneoplasms

    CD8 Cytotoxic/Suppressor

    T cells and NK cells

    Minority T subset;

    may be increased in

    early phase viralinfections or late HIV

    infection

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD11c Myelomonocytic

    cells

    Hairy cell leukemia

    and monocytoid Bcell ML

    CD13 Myelomonocytic

    cells

    Most AML M1-M5

    CD14 Monocytes andmacrophages

    Many M4-M5 AML

    CD33 Myeloid cells and

    monocytes

    Most myeloid

    leukemias

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD16 NK cells and

    granulocytes

    CD56 NK cells and a few T

    cells

    Reactive with neural

    and neuroendocrine

    cells and neoplastic

    plasma cellsCD57 Some NK cells and T

    cells

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    Antibodies Employed in Fresh or

    Frozen Tissue

    Antibody /

    CD Anti en

    Normal Reactivity Comments

    CD25 Activated T cells, B

    cells and monocytes

    ATLL, HCL, ALCL

    and some other T andB cell ML

    CD34 Progenitor cells and

    endothelial cells

    Stem cell marker

    Good for vascular

    neoplasmsTdT Precursor cells in

    marrow and cortical

    thymocytes

    Lymphoblastic

    leukemia / l m homa