Tissue Total RNA, Liver: left lobe
CAT#: CR562589
RNA (5 µg); Liver: left lobe; Carcinoma of liver, hepatocellular
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Disease State | Cancer |
Diagnosis Category | Liver Cancer |
Tissue | Liver |
Frozen Sample ID | FR0004486C |
Case ID | CI0000019288 |
Prep | 1 |
Vial ID | RN00002442 |
Tissue of Origin | Liver: left lobe |
Site of Finding | Liver: left lobe |
Appearance | Tumor |
Sample Diagnosis (from Pathology Verification) | Carcinoma of liver, hepatocellular |
Normal | 0% |
Lesional | 0% |
Tumor | 80% |
Tumor Hypo/Acellular Stroma | 20% |
Tumor Hypercellular Stroma | 0% |
Necrosis | 0% |
Pathology Verification notes from H&E review | Tumor: prominent cholestasis and pseudorosette formation |
Bioanalyzer Ratio (28S/18S) | 1.28 |
CASE Diagnosis (from medical center path report) | Carcinoma of liver, hepatocellular |
Age | 79 |
Gender | Male |
Race | White or Caucasian |
Tumor Grade | AJCC G2: Moderately differentiated |
Minimum Stage Grouping | I |
T (Extent of Primary Tumor) | T1 |
N (Lymph node metastasis) | NX |
M (Distant metastasis) | MX |
Diagnostic Test Results | PAS with diastase ~ Periodic acid-Schiff stain with diastase,Negative; PAS ~ Periodic acid-Schiff stain,Positive; Iron stain, Perls ~ Iron stain, Prussian blue,Negative; CEAp ~ CEA, polyclonal,Positive, focal; Other immunohistochemistry,Positive |
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