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Stain Clear Cell Papillary IMMUNOPROFILES OF THE MAJOR RENAL NEOPLASMS (%staining) Chromophobe Collecting Duct Carcinom a Sarcomatoid Xp11 Translocat ion Dr Jon Oxley See also www.jonoxley.com Page 1 MTSCC Tubulocystic Urothelial Carcinom a CK7 ± (0-37) + (80-87) + (73-86) + (83) N/A + (17) + (79-100) + (62-91) + (92) ± (0-10) CK8 + (40) + (87) + (53) + (83) N/A N/A - + (100) + (100) + (100) CK18 + (100) + (100) + (100) + (100) N/A N/A + (100) + (100) + (83) + (100) CK20 - - - - N/A N/A - - + (25-68) - HMW CKs ± (0-13) + (33) - + (29-67) N/A N/A + (15-33) ± (0-67) + (100) + (10) CK5/6 - - - + (17) N/A - - + (75) - AE1/AE3 CKs + (35) + (82) + (16) N/A N/A + (0-25) + (83) N/A + (100) + (16) Vimentin + (87) + (100) - + (100) N/A + (65-70) + (55-100) + (55) + (33) - AMACR + (4-68) + (80-100) ± (0-29) ± (0-18) N/A + (100) + (92-100) + (77-100) + (20) + (2-25) Carbonic + (100) + (57) - + (40-100) N/A + (40) - + (42) + (100) - anhydrase IX PAX2 + (92) + (87) ± (0-83) ± (0-100) - ± (0-100) + (75-100) + (37-42) - + (88-100) PAX8 + (98) + (87) + (83) + (100) + (28) + (100) + (100) + (100) ± (0-8) + (87-95) marker + (72-85) + (87-95) + (0-91) - + (0-22) + (100) + (7-92) + (100) - - CD10 +(94-100) + (67-93) ± (0-72) + (25) N/A + (100) + (9-50) + (33-100) + (50) + (12-58) E-cadherin ± (0-14) + (13-31) + (100) + (75) N/A + (66) + (93) N/A + (76-100) + (47-100) Kidneyspecific ± (0-30) ± (0-29) + (86-100) - N/A + (66) - + (71) - + (75-95) cadherin Parvalbumin ± (0-8) ± (0-31) + (80-100) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (47-100) Claudin-7 - + (28-35) + (67-95) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (23-73) Claudin-8 N/A N/A + (27) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (88) S100A1 + (57-73) + (62-94) ± (0-26) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (93) CD82 ± (2-23) - + (78-87) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A ± (0-7) CD117 ± (0-5) ± (0-13) + (82-100) ± (0-53) ± (4-95) N/A N//A N/A + (4-30) + (58-100) TFE3 - - - - - + (87) - - - - Thrombomodulin - N/A N/A N/A - N/A N/A N/A + (49-100) N/A Uroplakin III 0/32 s - - N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (33-100) N/A p63 - - - + (0-14) - N/A N/A N/A + (81-100) N/A S100P - - - - - N/A N/A N/A + (71-96) N/A HMB-45 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (46) N/A N/A N/A N/A Melan-A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A + (89) N/A N/A N/A N/A Reference: Truong LD, Shen SS. Immunohistochemical diagnosis of renal neoplasms. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 2011 Jan;135(1):92-109. Oncocytoma

Comparison of Metastatic and Primary Renal Cell Carcinomas () Metastasis Primary Stain Positive Staining Extent Positive Staining extent cases% cases % PAX2 74 61% of tumour cells (mean) 85 50% of tumour cells (mean) marker 35-46 46% of tumour cells (mean) >50% of tumour cells stained in 17% of cases 85 >50% of tumour cells stained in 72% of cases Kidney-specific 2 a Rare cells 34b >50% of tumour cells cadherin stained in 64% of cases PAX8 Similar to Similar to PAX2 Similar to Similar to PAX2 PAX2 PAX2 CD10 100 c >50% tumour cells stained in 86% of cases 86 >50% of tumour cells stained in 73% of cases Parvalbumin 10 d Most cells 27 e 60%-100% of tumour cells AMACR 82 f >50% of tumour cells stained in 60% of cases 70 Diffuse staining in most cases AMACR 100 g Most cells 35 h >90% of cells a These were metastatic clear cell s; metastatic chromophobe was not present b Most of these cases are chromophobe c Only clear cell s were included d Of 10 metastatic s, 1 was positive (10%) and it was a metastatic chromophobe e Most positive cases were chromophobe f Of 28 metastatic s, 23 were positive (82%), and all 28 cases (100%) were clear cell s g Of 6 cases, all 6 (100%) were papillary metastatic h There were 35 primary papillary s included, and all of them (100%) were positive REF: Truong LD, Shen SS. Immunohistochemical diagnosis of renal neoplasms. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 2011 Jan;135(1):92-109. Dr Jon Oxley See also www.jonoxley.com Page 2

Chromophobe vs Oncocytoma ANTIBODY DIFFUSE CK7 CHROMOPHOBE ONCOCYTOMA 65% RARE FOCAL CK7 35% 79% CD15 NEG 63% CK20 NEG 53% CD117 MOST MOST 45% <5% CD82 78% RARE AMACR 36% >90% PAX 2 6% >90% Ref: Prof S Fleming Dr Jon Oxley See also www.jonoxley.com Page 3

Immunoprofiles of "Small Round Cell Tumour" of the Kidney Nephroblastoma (Wilms tumour) CK LCA S100 WT1 Vim Des CD99 CD56 Chro Synp + - - + + + - + - - Ewing sarcoma/pnet Variable - - - + - + - - - Synovial sarcoma, poorly Differentiated Variable - Usually - - + - + + - - Lymphoma - + - - + - - - - - Small cell carcinoma + - - - - - - + Variable Variable Metanephric tumour + - - + + - - - - - Congenital mesoblastic nephroma, cellular - - - - + Variable - - - - Rhabdoid tumour Variable - - - + - - - - - Clear cell sarcoma - - - - + - - - - - REFERENCE: Truong LD, Shen SS. Immunohistochemical diagnosis of renal neoplasms. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 2011 Jan;135(1):92-109. Dr Jon Oxley See also www.jonoxley.com Page 4

ISUP recommended immunopanels Tumours comprised predominantly of Clear Cells Tumour type CA IX CK7 CD117 Cathepsin-K* HMB 45 Clear cell Positive Negative Negative Negative Negative (diffuse memebranous) Clear cell Positive (cup Positive Negative Negative Negative P like) Chromophobe Negative Positive Positive Negative Negative (membranous) Epithelioid AML Negative Negative Negative Positive Positive MiTF-TFE tumours Xp11 family Variable but Negative Variable Positive 50% Negative focal t(6;11) Variable but Negative Negative Positive focal *Cathepsin K more sensitive than Melan A or HMB45 which have similar staining pattern. Tumours with a significant papillary component Positive (always focal) Tumour CA IX CK7 AMACR Cathepsin-K** 34 E12 TFE3/TFEB type cc with Positive Negative Negative Negative Negative Negative papillary growth (membranous) P Negative Positive Positive Negative Negative Negative type 1 P Negative +/- Positive Positive Negative Negative Negative type 2 Clear cell Positive (cupshaped) Positive Negative Negative Positive Negative P (diffuse) MiTF-TFE tumours Variable but focal Negative Positive Positive (50%) Negative Positive* *Antibodies are difficult to standardise on automated platforms FISH assays more reliable. **Cathepsin K more sensitive than Melan A or HMB45 which have similar staining pattern. Solid P vs Metanephric adenoma vs Wilms tumour Tumour type CK7 AMACR WT-1 CD57 Solid P Positive positive Negative Negative Metanephric Negative or Negative Positive (nuclear) adenoma isolated cells Wilms tumour Negative or isolated cells Negative Positive (nuclear) Negative Reuter VE, et al. Best practices recommendations in the application of immunohistochemistry in the kidney tumors: report from the International Society of Urologic Pathology consensus conference.am J Surg Pathol. 2014 Aug;38(8):e35-49. Page 5 Dr Jon Oxley. See also: www.jonoxley.com

Tumours with Oncocytic features Tumour type CD117 CK7 Ksp-cadherin HMB-45 Cathepsin-K* Oncocytoma Positive Negative Positive Negative Negative (membranous) Chromophobe Positive Positive (but +/- Positive Negative Negative eosinophilic (membranous) variable) Oncocytic Negative Positive (but Not known Negative Not known P Oncocytic AML focal) Negative Negative Negative Positive (focal) Negative Other antibodies: S100A1 expressed by oncocytoma but not chromophobe. Hales colloidal iron cytoplasmic granular in chromophobe, negative in oncocytoma *Cathepsin K more sensitive than Melan A or HMB45 which have similar staining pattern. Tumours with a predominant sarcomatoid pattern of growth 1 Tumour type Vimentin 2 CA IX 3 PAX 8 CK7 34 E12 GATA3 p63 cc Positive Positive Positive Negative Negative Negative Negative (membranous) P Positive Negative Positive Focal or Negative Negative Negative Negative Chromophobe Positive Negative Positive Positive Negative Negative Negative MTSC Positive Negative Positive Positive Variable Negative Negative Urothelial Ca Positive +/- Negative Negative 4 Positive Positive Positive Positive Sarcoma Positive Negative Negative Negative Negative Negative Negative 1 Stains should be performed in the better differentiated areas, 2 In sarcomatoid areas, 3 positive adjacent to necrosis or focal cytoplasmic in high grade areas of various tumours. 4 Positive in up to 20% of upper tract Urothelial Ca. Distal Nephron-like Carcinoma Tumour type INI-1/BAF47 OCT4 GATA 3 PAX 8 Collecting duct Ca Retained 1 Negative Negative Positive Medullary Ca Lost Positive 2 Negative Positive Urothelial Ca Retained Negative Positive Negative 3 1 One study reports 15% of CDC with INI-1 loss 2 Unpublished data 3 20% positive Reuter VE, et al. Best practices recommendations in the application of immunohistochemistry in the kidney tumors: report from the International Society of Urologic Pathology consensus conference.am J Surg Pathol. 2014 Aug;38(8):e35-49. Page 6 Dr Jon Oxley. See also: www.jonoxley.com