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Centromere

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Resting cells:
Nucleoli:
Mitotic region:Disease (antigens):
Dots or ovoid granules spread over the nucleoplasm
not visible
Dots line up in the chromosome regionCREST syndrome, Scleroderma, primary biliary cirrhosis (centromere protein)
 

 

Coarse Speckled

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Resting cells:
Nucleoli:
Mitotic region:Disease (antigens):
Coarse granular speckled fluorescence staining of the nucleoplasm
Lack staining
chromosomes negativeSLE (Sm), Mixed connective tissue disease (Sm), Sjögren’s disease (U4/U6-snRNP)
 

 

Discrete speckled

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Resting cells:
Nucleoli:
Mitotic region:Disease (antigens):
Up to 5 or 10 dots of identical size in the nucleus.
Not visible
No stainingEarly marker of primary biliary cirrhosis, Chromic active hepatitis (few dots, up to 5 dots and sp100, up to 10 dots
 

 

Homogenous

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Resting cells:
Nucleoli:
Mitotic region:Disease (antigens):
Smooth even staining of the nucleoplasm
With or without masking of the nucleoli
Condensed chromosomes are intensely stainedSLE (dsDNA, Histones), Rheumatoid arthritis
(histones)
 

 

Nuclear Rim

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Negative Resting cells:

Mitotic region:

Disease (antigens):

Membrane folds and thin nuclear rim can be clearly seen

Devoid of rim, negative

SLE, chronic fatique syndrome, Scleroderma
(anti-lamin A, B and C)

 

 

Nuclear matrix

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Resting cells:

Mitotic region:

Disease (antigens):

Atypical speckling (large variable size) in a “sponge-like network” throughout the nucleoplasm.
Condensed chromosomes are unstainedSLE, mixed connective tissue disease, rheumatoid arthritis and scleroderma (hnRNP)
 

 

Speckled

Nucleus Mitotic Description
Resting cells:

Mitotic region:
Disease (antigens):
Granular speckled fluorescence staining (SS-A associated with fine while SS-B diffused speckling)
NegativeSLE, Sjögren’s syndrome, chronic active hepatitis
(SS-A (Ro), SS-B (La))

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