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Tumours produced by the PN2 cell line showed higher levels of staining for S100A4 than the tumours produced by the other two cell lines, particularly for the spindle cell component.

In terms of the DNA from tumours biopsies, ER-negative tumours had a much faster rate of cell proliferation, as indicated by the significantly higher levels of staining with Ki67 compared to ER-positive cells (Table  1).

Consistent with previous reports benign prostate glands showed significantly higher levels of staining compared with tumourigenic regions in our cohort (p<0.0001, Figure 1B and Figure S1) [3], [4], [12] [20], [21], [22], [23], [23].

The pyramidal neurons in the cornu ammonis (CA) and the polymorphic layer of the dentate gyrus exhibited particularly high levels of staining that contrast with the lack of staining in adjacent areas such as the molecular layer (Figure 2A).

The majority of outer root sheath (ORS) follicular keratinocytes co-expressed C/EBPα and C/EBPβ in their nuclei as did the vast majority of sebocytes of the sebaceous gland which displayed the highest levels of staining intensity for C/EBPα and C/EBPβ (Fig. 1B).

CD4 T-cells were identified as having high levels of staining for CD4 (median number of CD4 T-cells 28,506, IQR 9,899-61,453).

In patients with residual tumour after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, high levels of staining for Ki-67 was correlated with a worse DFS (P = 0.008).

Immunostaining for SMC-6 revealed tissue-specific enrichment in the germ-cell lineage with high levels of staining detected in the primordial germ cells in embryos and proliferating germ cells in larvae, which are disrupted in the smc-5 (ok2421 ) and the smc-6 (ok3294 ) deletion mutant embryos.

This included 3 out of 10 (30%) tumours with CTNNB1 nuclear staining, one with low and two with a high level of staining.

Normal hepatocytes in 10 out of 14 liver sections from healthy patients showed no or weak staining, and only 4 sections showed a moderately high level of staining with unknown causes.

Because there was a much higher level of staining in deeper laminae, in many cases these cell bodies could only be identified with an oil-immersion lens.