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Starting August 1, 2024, Quickarrays Inc. will be taking over Pantomics Inc. to
provide all products and services. Please visit Quickarrays Inc. for more information.
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EMC241
Endometrial cancer tissue array containing 12 cases in 24 cores with normal paired with tumor tissues from the same patients, with grading and TNM staging data.
Price per slide:
$246
Species:
Human
Cases:
12
Cores:
24
Core Size:
2.5mm
Core Thickness:
4um
Rows:
4
Columns:
6
Format:
Intended Usage:
For research use only. Designed for normal vs cancer IHC or ISH based protein or RNA tissue profiling in endometrium cancers.
4
X
6
For illustration purpose only. Actual product may vary.
Notes:
All the tissues were fixed in 10% neutral buffered formalin for 24 hours and processed using identical SOPs. Sections were picked onto Superfrost Plus or APES coated Superfrost slides. They can be stored for use at 4C for up to six months from the date of shipment. There may be 5 to 10% of tissue core loss.
Bake at 60C for ~60 minutes before use. If antigen retrieving is needed, it is important to avoid direct-boiling and high pH or high strength antigen retrieving buffer. For availability of complimentary IHC data, please contact us at info@pantomics.com.
ARRAY POSITION | IMAGE | SEX | AGE | ANATOMIC SITE | PATHOLOGY | NATURE | GRADE | STAGE (TNM) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A01 |  | F | 54 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I | T1N0M0 |
A02 |  | F | 53 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I | T1N0M0 |
A03 |  | F | 49 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I~II | T2N0M0 |
A04 |  | F | 60 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I~II | T1N0M0 |
A05 |  | F | 56 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I | T1N0M0 |
A06 |  | F | 60 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I~II | T1N0M0 |
B01 |  | F | 54 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of A1 | Normal | ||
B02 |  | F | 53 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of A2 | Normal | ||
B03 |  | F | 49 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of A3 | Normal | ||
B04 |  | F | 60 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of A4 | Normal | ||
B05 |  | F | 56 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of A5 | Normal | ||
B06 |  | F | 60 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of A6 | Normal | ||
C01 |  | F | 40 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I~II | T2N1M0 |
C02 |  | F | 49 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I~II | T1N0M0 |
C03 |  | F | 52 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | I~II | T1N0M0 |
C04 |  | F | 46 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | III | T1N0M0 |
C05 |  | F | 59 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | III | T1N0M0 |
C06 |  | F | 74 | Uterus, endometrium | Adenocarcinoma | Malignant | III | T1N0M0 |
D01 |  | F | 40 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of C1 | Normal | ||
D02 |  | F | 49 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of C2 | Normal | ||
D03 |  | F | 52 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of C3 | Normal | ||
D04 |  | F | 46 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of C4 | Normal | ||
D05 |  | F | 59 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of C5 | Normal | ||
D06 |  | F | 74 | Uterus, endometrium | Uninvolved endometrial tissue of C6 | Normal |
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