Victor E. Gould

TL;DR: The results show that synaptophysin, and the vesicles that contain it, can occur in normal and neoplastic neuroendocrine cells of neural type, as demonstrated by colocalization with neurofilaments, as well as in those of epithelial type, including cytokeratin filaments and desmoplakins.

TL;DR: The dispersed neuroendocrine system is represented in the bronchopulmonary tract by the solitary NE cells and the neuroepithelial bodies (NEBs), and when NEB cells from diethylnitrosamine-treated hamsters are cultured in vitro a notable proportion of the resulting endocrine cells express ACTH immunoreactivity.

TL;DR: One of the cases appears to be the first report of IL associated with a low-grade MALT lymphoma, and it is concluded that CD29 is currently regarded as critical for lymphocyte trafficking in general and for transvascular migration in particular, and CD54 is also involved in transv vascular lymphocyte migration, may contribute to its intravascular and disseminated distribution pattern.

TL;DR: It is concluded that synaptophysin is a significant as well as novel NE marker, and the use of antibody SY 38 as a broad range marker for the study and diagnosis of NE neoplasms is proposed.