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Characterization and Colocalization of Tissue-Based Biomarker Expression by Quantitative Image Analysis: Development and Extraction of Novel Features

Lopez, 2014

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Proteins are the actual actors in the (normal or disrupted) physiological processes and immunohistochemistry (IHC) is a very efficient mean of visualizing and locating protein expression in tissue samples. By comparing pathologic and normal tissue, IHC is thus able …
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