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p53 as Exemplar Next-Generation Immunohistochemical Marker: A Molecularly Informed, Pattern-Based Approach, Methodological Considerations, and Pan-Cancer Diagnostic Applications

Andrew M. Bellizzi

2023Applied immunohistochemistry & molecular morphology21 citationsDOI

Abstract

This review is based on a webinar I presented for the International Society for Immunohistochemistry and Molecular Morphology (ISIMM) in February 2022. It is intended that all ISIMM webinars will ultimately be published in AIMM as review articles. This work is also dedicated to Clive Taylor, who has deeply impacted my career. It presents a molecularly informed, pattern-based approach to p53 immunohistochemistry interpretation, methodological considerations (ie, antibody selection, optimization, validation, controls, and external quality assessment), and pan-cancer diagnostic applications, including those drawn from gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecological, neuroendocrine, hematologic, and neuropathology. It intends to prove the thesis statement that p53 is an exemplar next-generation immunohistochemical marker "born" ahead of its time.

Topics & Concepts

ImmunohistochemistryStatement (logic)CancerInterpretation (philosophy)MedicinePathologyComputer scienceOncologyInternal medicineLinguisticsProgramming languagePhilosophyCancer-related Molecular PathwaysRNA modifications and cancerCancer Research and Treatments