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Dear all

I wonder what's the difference between cd79a and BLA 36. Would anyone =
give me a light on it?
CD79a reacts full spectrum of B cell? I have a case BLA 36 (+) and CD79a =
(-) lymphoma, and then this is a kind of B cell, or something else? The =
manufacturer says BLA 36 stains Reed Steinberg cell and also non =
Hodgkin's lymphoma cells. But I am still wondering whether some kind of =
BLA 36 (+) non Hodgkin's lymphomas not react with CD79a, though of the B =
cell origin.=20

Hope anyone out there disentangle me from this confusion. I am a novice =
to ICC.=20

Ul Soo
Seoul, Korea.=20

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Dear all
 
I wonder what's the difference between =
cd79a and=20
BLA 36. Would anyone give me a light on it?
CD79a reacts full spectrum of B cell? I =
have a case=20
BLA 36 (+) and CD79a (-) lymphoma, and then this is a kind of B =
cell, or=20
something else? The manufacturer says BLA 36 stains Reed Steinberg cell =
and also=20
non Hodgkin's lymphoma cells. But I am still wondering whether some kind =
of BLA=20
36 (+) non Hodgkin's lymphomas not react with CD79a, though of the B =
cell=20
origin. 
 
Hope anyone out there disentangle me =
from this=20
confusion. I am a novice to ICC. 
 
Ul Soo
Seoul, Korea. =


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