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However, by day 10 p.i. there were significantly more GC-C−/− mice that exhibited colony growth: 31% (4/13) of GC-C+/+ livers were positive for C. rodentium compared to 88% (14/16) of GC-C−/− livers (P ≤ 0.003, Fisher's exact test).
Fetal lung and liver were positive by real-time PCR for Chlamydiaceae (mean Ct for both organs 36.7), but negative by immunohistochemical tests.
An immunohistochemical examination of the tumor cells in the 7th segment of the liver was positive for CK7, CK19, EMA, and MUC1/DF3 and was negative for EpCAM (Fig. 5c g).
In particular, only one IP non-steatotic liver was positive for both protein stains, whereas 7/12 IP steatotic livers showed positive staining for both beclin-1 and LC3 (P<0.05; Table 5).
However, none of the 78 coypu livers tested were positive for HEV RNA.
For HBsAg, 10 (37%) HCC samples and 22 (81%) adjacent nontumorous liver samples were positive, and 9 (33%) HCC samples and 11 (41%) adjacent nontumor liver samples were HBxAg positive.
Three liver specimens were positive for surface gene, nine for core gene, three for both and none for the X gene.
Immunohistochemical examinations of a EUS-guided fine-needle aspiration biopsy showed that the giant pancreatic tumor and liver tumors were positive for chromogranin A, synaptophysin, and CD56; thus, the tumors were diagnosed as being a pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor (NET) and its liver metastases.
In total, 10.9% of jejunum and 4.6% of liver samples were positive for H. pullorum.
All of 14 liver metastases were positive for MyD88 expression and 12 (86%) of them displayed high expression.
Thirty serum samples from patients with ALA were divided into two groups namely Group A comprised 15 samples which were seropositive (for anti- E. histolytica antibody) and their liver abscesses were positive for E. histolytica DNA using real-time PCR Groupp B comprised 15 samples which were seropositive but their liver abscess samples were unavailable for DNA analysis.
