Adrenal gland – Moderate MX1 staining of medullary cells. Adrenocortical cells are MX1 negative
Adrenal gland – Very weak cytoplasmic MX1 staining of some adrenocortical cells. Moderate staining of endothelial cells
Aorta, media – MX1 positive material can be seen in this sample
Aorta, media
Appendix, mucosa – Abundant cytoplasmic MX1 staining of lymphocytic cells. Crypt epithelial cells are MX1 negative
Bone marrow – Moderate MX1 staining of several hematopoetic cell types
Breast – MX1 staining is limited to inflammatory and endothelial cells
Bronchus, glands – Moderate to strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining in subsets of epithelial cells
Bronchus, glands – Weak to moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining in subsets of epithelial cells
Cerebellum (molecular layer, purkinje cell layer, granule cell layer)
Cerebellum (white matter)
Cerebrum, grey matter
Cerebrum, white matter
Colon descendens, mucosa – Crypt epithelial cells are largely MX1 negative
Duodenum, brunner gland – Brunner gland cells are MX1 negative
Epididymis – In the corpus, a cytoplasmic MX1 staining mainly occurs in basal cells and in subset of chief cells
Esophagus, squamous epithelium – Moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of suprabasal cell layers
Fallopian tube, mucosa – Strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining of epithelial cells in this sample
Fallopian tube, mucosa – Weak to moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of epithelial cells
Fat
Gallbladder, epithelium – Strong focal MX1 staining of epithelial cells while other regions remain MX1 negative
Heart muscle – MX1 staining prdominates in the endothelium of small vessels
Ileum, mucosa – Weak to moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of epithelial cells
Kidney, cortex – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining mainly occurs in atrophic tubuli
Kidney, medulla – Some cytoplasmic MX1 staining in most ceollecting ducts of this sample
Kidney, medulla
Kidney, pelvis, urothelium
Liver – Strong MX1 staining of sinus cells while hepatocytes are MX1 negative
Lung – Moderate to strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining of macrophages
Lymph node – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining at variable intensity of a large fraction of cells
Ovary, corpus luteum – Most corpus luteum cells are MX1 negative
Ovary, stroma
Pancreas – MX1 staining is completely absent in this sample
Pancreas – Strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining of all epithelial cell types in a sample with some inflammation and scar formation
Parathyroid gland – MX1 staining is limited to endothelial cells
Parotid gland – Moderate to strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining can be seen in some epithelial cell groups
Pituitary gland, posterior lobe
Placenta (amnion and chorion) – Weak cytoplasmic MX1 staining of some amnion cells while chorion cells are negative. Strong staining of small vessels
Placenta, early – Trophoblast cells are MX1 negative. Strong staining is only seen in endothelial cells
Placenta, mature – Trophoblast cells are MX1 negative. Strong staining is only seen in endothelial cells
Prostate – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining of basal cells and of the endothelium of small vessels.
Rectum, mucosa – MX1 staining of epithelial cells is largely restricted to superficial cell layers
Seminal vesicle – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining of a subset of epithelial cells
Sinus paranasales – Focal, moderate to strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining in respiratory epithelial cells
Skeletal muscle – MX1 staining prdominates in the endothelium of small vessels
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Skin – Strong cytoplasmic MX1 positivity of bottom half of epithelial cells in this sample
Skin
Spleen – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining at variable intensity of a large fraction of cells
Stomach, antrum – Some cytoplasmic MX1 staining of epithelial cells, mainly of the surface epithelium
Stomach, corpus – Moderate to strong cytoplasmic MX1 staining of surface epithelial cells in a case with chronic inflammation
Stomach, corpus – Weak to moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of surface epithelial cells
Testis – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining is restricted to endothelial cells.jpeg
Thymus – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining at variable intensity of a large fraction of cells
Thyroid gland – Weak to moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of follicular cells
Tonsil – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining of lymphocytic cells is most intensive in germinal centres
Tonsil – Cytoplasmic MX1 staining of most lymphocytic cells at variable intensity while crypt epithelial cells are largely negative
Tonsil, surface epithelium – Abundant cytoplasmic MX1 staining of lymphocytic cells while epithelial cells remain negative
Tonsil, surface epithelium – Weak cytoplasmic MX1 staining of lowest third of epithelial cells in this sample
Urinary bladder, muscular wall – MX1 staining prdominates in the endothelium of small vessels
Urinary bladder, urothelium – Weak cytoplasmic MX1 staining of upper-half of urothelial cell layers
Urinary bladder, urothelium – Weak to moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of upper-half of urothelial cell layers
Uterus, ectocervix – Moderate cytoplasmic MX1 staining of suprabasal cell layers
Uterus, endocervix – Faint MX1 staining of some epithelial cells.jpeg
Uterus, endometrium (pregnancy) – Strong MX1 staining of endometrium cells. Moderate intensity MX1 staining of decidua cells
Uterus, endometrium (proliferation)
Uterus, endometrium (secretion)
Uterus, myometrium – MX1 staining prdominates in the endothelium of small vessels