论文信息 - Neuron‐Specific Enolase (NSE): A Specific Marker for Merkel Cells in Human Epidermis

Neuron‐Specific Enolase (NSE): A Specific Marker for Merkel Cells in Human Epidermis

Clear cells aggregated on the tip of crista profunda intermedia (CPI) are deduced to be Merkel cells (MK) by summarizing the results reported by previous authors. Among epidermal clear cells, only MKs stain positively with the Abidin‐Biotin‐Peroxydase Complex (ABC) method for neuron‐specific enolase (NSE).

S. Ikeda | K. Tajima | Tetsuo Masuda | Taro Kawamura

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