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American Journal of Pathology, Vol 140, 1089-1095, Copyright © 1992 by American Society for Investigative Pathology
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P Gaulard, MF d'Agay, M Peuchmaur, N Brousse, C Gisselbrecht, P Solal-Celigny, J Diebold and DY Mason
Department of Pathology, Henri Mondor Hospital, Creteil, France.
Expression of bcl-2 protein was analyzed in 140 cases of follicular lymphoma by immunohistologic staining of paraffin-embedded tissue; 85% of cases were positive, the frequency being related to histologic grade (100% for the small-cleaved cell type, 86% for the mixed cell type, and 76% for the large cell group). There was striking heterogeneity of bcl- 2 content in a number of cases and the smaller neoplastic cells (i.e., centrocytes) were usually the most strongly labeled. In most cases, bcl- 2 protein staining was much weaker in normal lymphoid cells than in the neoplastic cells. In several cases, staining for bcl-2 revealed patterns of neoplastic cell spread into adjacent tissue (e.g., normal follicles, lymphoid sinuses), and bcl-2 protein expression tended to be highest in these migratory cells.
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