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Immunocytochemistry Study
Immunocytochemistry Study
An immunocytochemistry study is a laboratory test in which a substance such as an antibody, dye, or radioisotope is added to a sample of cancer cells to test for certain antigens. This type of study is used to tell the difference between different types of cancer.