CD10

What is CD10?

CD10 is a protein found on the surface of specific normal cells in the body. In pathology, CD10 is an immunohistochemical marker, meaning it can be highlighted in tissue samples using a specialized laboratory stain. Pathologists use CD10 to identify which cell types are present in a biopsy and to better classify diseases such as …
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CD10 Positive B Cell Lymphoma: Understanding Your Pathology Report

This article is designed to help you understand your pathology report for CD10 positive B cell lymphoma. Each section explains an important aspect of the diagnosis and what it means for you. What is CD10 positive B cell lymphoma? CD10 positive B cell lymphoma describes a group of immune system cancers involving B cells that …
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