Fig. 4From: A comprehensive analysis of penile cancer in the region with the highest worldwide incidence reveals new insights into the diseaseImmunostaining patterns of p16INK4a, p53, and ki-67. A p16INK4a positive control; BÂ p16INK4a negative control; CÂ penile cancer showing score 1 for p16INK4a; DÂ Score 2 for p16INK4a; EÂ Score 3 for p16INK4a; FÂ p53 positive control; GÂ p53 negative control; HÂ PC showing no p53 expression; IÂ 40% of tumor cells immunostained for p53; JÂ 90% of tumor cells immunostained for p53; (K) tonsil used as ki-67 positive control; LÂ tonsil with no ki-67 antibody applied and used as the negative control; MÂ 20% of cells immunostained for ki-67; NÂ 40% of cells immunostained for ki-67; OÂ 90% of cells immunostained for ki-67. Magnification 100x (A-O)Back to article page