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Heme Cytochemical Stains and Markers

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PAS   Periodic Acid Schiff, indicated Glycogen, seen in Erythrolukemia; ALL  
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Prussian Blue   Indicates Iron, see in sideroblastic anemia  
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LAP   Indicates Alkaline Phosphatase; increased in Leukemoid Reaction and P.Vera, decreased in CML  
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Peroxidase/SBB   Indicates Myeloperoxidase and Lipids; AML M1 neg, M4 pos, AML M5 neg, ALL neg, neutrophils stain intensly, selectively identifies primary and secondary granueles of myeloid cells  
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Specific Esterase   Indicates esterase in granulocyte percursors, AML M1 neg, M4 pos, AML M5 neg, uses chloracetate as substrate  
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Non-specific Esterase   Indicates non specific esterase in Monocyte precursors, AML M4 pos, AML M5 pos  
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TRAP   Indicates tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase, pos in hairy cell leukemia  
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Auer Rods   Indicate coalition of primary granules, AML pos, ALL neg  
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CD 13, CD 33   Indicates Myeloblasts, AML pos, ALL neg  
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CD 2, CD 3, CD 5, CD 7   Indicates T-cell lineage, T-ALL pos, B-ALL neg, AML neg  
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CD 10, CD 19, CD 22   Indicates B-cell lineage, B-ALL pos, T-ALL neg, AML-neg  
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t (15; 17)   translocation involving retinoic acid receptor gene; AML-M3 pos  
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CD 34   indicates stem cells  
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CD 42, CD 61   Indicates megakaryocytes; seen in AML M7  
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CD 116, CD 14   Indicates monoblasts; seen in AML M4 and AML M5  
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t (9; 22)   CML; philadelphia chromosome  
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