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What are Some Common Biomarkers Used in Histology?

Some common biomarkers used in histology include:
Ki-67: A marker for cell proliferation.
p53: A tumor suppressor protein often mutated in cancer.
HER2/neu: A protein overexpressed in some breast cancers.
CD3: A marker for T cells.
GFAP: A marker for astrocytes in the central nervous system.

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