Tissue microarray
Tissue microarray is a laboratory tool used for high-throughput analysis of tissue samples. It allows for the simultaneous examination of multiple tissue samples on a single slide, facilitating efficient evaluation and comparison of tissue characteristics.
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68 protocols using tissue microarray
Immunohistochemical Analysis of LRRFIP1 in Pancreatic Cancer
Bladder Cancer Tissue Microarray Study
Colorectal Cancer Cell Lines and Tissue Microarray
Immunohistochemistry of NLGN3 in Glioma
IHC Analysis of ALKBH5 in Gastric Cancer
Breast Cancer Tissue Microarray Analysis
Lung Cancer Cell Lines and NSCLC Tissue Analysis
A tissue microarray for the immunostaining analysis of PHF14 protein expression was purchased from Shanghai Outdo Biotech (China). The array consisted of 71 paired NSCLC cancer and matched non-cancer tissues and four normal lung tissues. For qPCR analysis, 24 paired NSCLC samples were collected from Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center. For western blot analysis, 24 paired NSCLC samples were obtained from Changhai Hospital affiliated to the Second Military Medical University, additional 20 paired NSCLC samples were obtained from Chest Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University. The access to human tissues complied with both Chinese laws and the guidelines of the local ethics committee. All patients participating in this study gave informed consent prior to surgery and data collection.
Quantifying circDNAJC11 Expression in Breast Cancer
Exploring MYH9 Expression in CRC
MRPL15 Expression in Lung Cancer
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