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Figure 2. a. Positive linear staining on the BMZ utilizing FITC conjugated anti-human lambda light chain antibodies (white arrow, green staining). b. Positive linear staining on the BMZ utilizing Alexa 647 conjugated anti-human IgG (white arrow, red staining). c. Positive IHC staining for anti-human IgM in a pattern suggestive of dermal compartmentalization below under the BMZ (blue arrow, brown staining). d. Similar to c, but in this image, some upper dermal blood vessels are also positive for IgM(blue arrow, brown staining) e. Positive IHC staining with anti-human-IgE at the BMZ and on upper dermal blood vessels (blue arrows, brown staining). f. Positive IHC staining with mast cell Tryptase (MCT) around the upper dermal blood vessels (blue arrows, brown staining). g. Positive IHC staining with anti-human fibrinogen antibodies on upper dermal blood vessels (blue arrows, brown staining). h. Compartmentalization of IHC staining as a broad band under the BMZ with anti-human fibrinogen antibodies. Please note that the upper dermal blood vessels are also positive (brown staining). i. Positive IHC staining on a sub-epidermal cell infiltrate with CD5 antibodies (blue arrows, brown staining). 96 © Our Dermatol Online 2.2012
Figure 3. a. Positive IHC staining for anti-human albumin antibody, deposited on upper dermal blood vessels and small capillaries (blue arrows, brown staining). b. Positive IHC staining for CD45, on cells below the BMZ and surrounding upper dermal blood vessels (blue arrows, brown staining). c. Compartmentalization of IHC staining for Complement/C1q under the BMZ, and also involving upper dermal blood vessels and an eccrine gland ductus (blue arrows, brown staining). d. Positive IHC staining on Langerhans cells for CD1a, located within the epidermal stratum spinosum suprajacent to a bullous pemphigoid blister (blue arrow, brown staining). e. Positive IHC staining for CD3, on cells under the BMZ in the superficial dermis (blue arrow, brown staining). f. Eosinophils are noted on an H&E image, located within a perivascular upper dermal infiltrate (blue arrow). g. Positive IHC staining for Complement/C3 antibodies, present in a linear band along the BMZ and under the BMZ in a compartmentalized pattern in the upper dermis (blue arrows, brown staining). h. Note a similar IHC staining phenomenon as in g, but in this case using antibodies directed against human albumin (blue arrows, brown staining). i. Direct immunofluorescence (DIF) staining for FITC conjugated IgD; note the positive, punctate staining present within the epidermal stratum spinosum (red arrow, yellow/ green staining). © Our Dermatol Online 2.2012 97
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