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chromophobe cell

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chro·mo·phobe cell

(krō'mō-fōb sel)
A cell in the adenohypophysis without stainable cytoplasmic granules.
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Chromophobe cell renal carcinoma and its variants--a report on 32 cases.
(12,21) In these studies, PAX8 was noted in 95% to 98% for clear cell RCC, 90% to 100% for papillary RCC, 82% to 88% for chromophobe cell RCC, 44% to 71% for sarcomatoid RCC, and 61% to 95% for oncocytoma.
A rhabdoid component may be observed among renal clear cell carcinomas but also in papillary carcinomas, chromophobe cell carcinomas, or collecting duct carcinomas.
(5) Moreover, mixed tumors containing both oncocytic cells and chromophobe cell nets have been described recently.
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