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Hspa2, for instance, showed faintly stained nuclei in the white matter but more prevalent staining in the Purkinje cell and molecular layers; Mylk on the other hand showed stained cells in every layer.

Of these an additional 30 samples (17 colon and 13 rectal tumors) had either a small tumor area (<20 mm) or experienced significant tissue damage or prevalent staining artifacts after ISH processing and were excluded in the statistical analysis.

It eliminated the "prevalent stains" on a race jersey and restored its "bright red color".

Staining was seen primarily in the cytoplasm, but prevalent intranuclear staining also occurred frequently.

The topographical staining pattern was evaluated and recorded as nuclear (N), membranous (M), cytoplasmic (C), or mixed, with prevalent membranous (M/C) or prevalently cytoplasmic (C/M) staining.

In case of grade 1 tumours, both cytoplasmic and membrane staining were displayed, with the degree of membrane staining more prevalent than in borderline tumours.

Immunohistochemistry (Figure 8A), focalized on inflammatory infiltrates, showed that in all 3 patients, CD4 T cells were most prevalent, again mutually exclusive with CD8 staining (Figure 8B and C).

Staining appeared to be more prevalent in high (four of six positive) vs low (two of six positive) grade lesions.

Indeed, 16 of 140 (11%) cases displayed staining for KIT, 7 (5%) of which showed a prevalent membranous signal.

For semiquantitative analyses, the IHC staining was scored by multiplying the percentages of positive tumour cells (PP: 0, no positive cell; 1, <10% 2, 10 50% and 3, >50% positive tumour cells) by their prevalent degree of staining (SI: 0, negative; 1, decreased; 2, equivalent; and 3, increased staining to the corresponding normal tissue).

Habit: Annual, +- red, staining.