Antibody staining in the annotated cell types in the current human tissue is reported as not detected, low, medium, or high, based on conventional immunohistochemistry profiling in selected tissues. This score is based on the combination of the staining intensity and fraction of stained cells. Each image is clickable and will lead to virtual microscopy that enables deeper exploration of all samples and also displays staining intensity scores, fraction scores and subcellular localization as well as patient and tissue information for each sample.

Ascending and descending describe two types of gradient, based on difference in staining intensity between enterocytes in crypts and apical enterocytes.

Ascending - the staining intensity is stronger in apical enterocytes (towards the lumen) compared to enterocytes in the crypts (gland based)

Descending - the staining is weaker in apical enterocytes compared to enterocytes in crypts

Antibody staining in the annotated cell types in the current human tissue is reported as not detected, low, medium, or high, based on conventional immunohistochemistry profiling in selected tissues. This score is based on the combination of the staining intensity and fraction of stained cells. Each image is clickable and will lead to virtual microscopy that enables deeper exploration of all samples and also displays staining intensity scores, fraction scores and subcellular localization as well as patient and tissue information for each sample.

Ascending and descending describe two types of gradient, based on difference in staining intensity between enterocytes in crypts and apical enterocytes.

Ascending - the staining intensity is stronger in apical enterocytes (towards the lumen) compared to enterocytes in the crypts (gland based)

Descending - the staining is weaker in apical enterocytes compared to enterocytes in crypts