Amyloid Typing in Plastic-Embedded Tissue by Immune-Gold-Silver Method



Fig. 21.1
In microphotographs (a) heart, (b) heart, and (c) kidney amyloid deposits are seen by Congo staining. Microphotographs (d), (e), and (f) show: lambda light chain deposits (d), transthyretin (e) and kappa light chains (f)



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Fig. 21.2
Renal pelvis amyloid. (a) Congo red stain viewed under polarized light. (b) Positive stain for lambda light chain. Stain for kappa light chain was negative (not shown)

May 14, 2017 | Posted by in PATHOLOGY & LABORATORY MEDICINE | Comments Off on Amyloid Typing in Plastic-Embedded Tissue by Immune-Gold-Silver Method

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