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The primary data page shows the detailed antibody staining in 76 different cell types for each analyzed antibody. In addition, for each cell type, a knowledge-based annotated protein expression score based on all analyzed antibodies is displayed furthest to the right. The images and annotations can be accessed by clicking on the tissue name or score bar. More information can be found in Assays & Annotation.
The tissues and cell types can be ordered by organ, cell type or alphabetically. If ordered by organ, the tissues are presented in groups according to functional features. If ordered by cell type, the cells are presented in groups related to origin.
This score describes the level of antibody staining observed in the annotated cell types as not detected (n), low (l), medium (m) or high (h). It is based on the staining intensity and fraction of stained cells. The images and annotations can be accessed by clicking on the tissue name or score bar. More information can be found in Assays & Annotation.
Summarizing texts describe the staining pattern for each antibody based on staining intensity, fraction of stained cells and subcellular localization. More information can be found in Assays & Annotation.
HPA036130
Normal tissues generally showed weak to moderate cytoplasmic staining. Respiratory epithelia, uterine glands, gall bladder, hepatocytes and a subset of cells in the intestine displayed strong positivity. Alveolar cells, bile ducts, renal glomeruli, squamous epithelia, glial cells and lymphoid tissues were weakly stained or negative.
HPA036131
Normal tissues exhibited moderate cytoplasmic and nuclear positivity. Thyroid and neuronal cells showed strong nuclear staining. Glandular cells in stomach, gall bladder, neuronal cells and respiratory epithelial cells displayed strong cytoplasmic staining. Lymphoid tissue was mainly negative.
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