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VCAM (CD-106) and ICAM (CD-54) Adhesion Molecules Distinguish Keratoacanthomas from Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinomas
Nicole D Melendez, Bruce R Smoller and Michael Morgan
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FIGURE 1.
Fully developed keratocanthoma consisting of large irregular infiltrating squamous nests and islands (40 
).
FIGURE 2.
Resolving keratocanthoma with scalloped epithelial remnants punctuated by perforating strands of elastin fibers (100 ).
FIGURE 3.
Keratocanthoma temporal expression pattern for CD-54 and CD-106.
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FIGURE 4.
CD-54 immunostaining of well-developed keratocanthoma (400 ).
FIGURE 5.
CD-106 immunostaining of well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma (400 ).
FIGURE 6.
CD-54 immunostaining of poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinoma (100 ).
