CD23 by Immunohistochemistry
Also known as: CD23 IHC
Use
CD23 immunohistochemical staining is utilized to detect CD23 antigen expression in tissue or cell samples (particularly formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded specimens). This stain is often applied in hematopathology for classification of low-grade B‑cell lymphomas, including differentiation of small lymphocytic lymphoma/chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CD23 positive) from mantle cell lymphoma (typically CD23 negative), as well as highlighting follicular dendritic cell networks.
Special Instructions
Not provided.
Limitations
Only technical staining is performed; no interpretive pathology is included (i.e., stain‑and‑return only). Slides should not be oven baked and age of cut sections may affect immunoreactivity. Frozen, non‑formalin fixed, or non‑paraffin embedded tissue is unacceptable. Non‑representative tissue or depleted samples are not acceptable.
New York Approved
Methodology
Immunoassay (IHC)
Biomarkers
Result Turnaround Time
1-3 days
Related Documents
For more information, please review the documents below
Specimen
Tissue (Fixed (Non-FFPE))
Volume
Not provided
Minimum Volume
Not provided
Container
tissue transport kit (ARUP supply #47808)
Collection Instructions
Formalin fix (10 percent neutral buffered formalin) and paraffin embed specimen (cells must be prepared into a cellblock). Protect paraffin block and/or slides from excessive heat.
Storage Instructions
Transport tissue block or 5 unstained (3‑ to 5‑micron thick) positively charged slides in tissue transport kit; do not oven bake precut slides.
Causes for Rejection
Depleted specimens; specimens submitted with non‑representative tissue type.
Stability Requirements
| Temperature | Period |
|---|---|
| Room Temperature | Indefinitely |
| Refrigerated | Indefinitely |
| Frozen | Unacceptable |
Other tests from different labs that may be relevant