IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) in Jammu
IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) in Jammu costs ₹5,700 onwards — through Lilac Insights and reports in 4 days.
Book through Jammu Genetics Hub — one place for genetic and oncology (cancer) tests. Your sample is processed by an accredited partner laboratory, and we help with booking and sample logistics.
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Report in
4 days
Sample
Tissue block / slides (FFPE)
Fasting
Not required
What is IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11)?
IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) is an immunohistochemistry (IHC) test on tissue used in lymphoma. IHC uses antibodies to show which proteins are present in a tissue sample, helping the pathologist name the tumor type and choose treatment.
Why is IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) done?
- IHC uses antibodies to show which proteins are present in a tissue sample, helping the pathologist name the tumor type and choose treatment.
- Translocations such as MYC, BCL2 and BCL6 (and the 'double/triple-hit' pattern), together with IHC, separate types of lymphoma and identify high-risk disease.
- Clonality tests (T-cell and B-cell gene rearrangement) help tell cancer from a reactive process.
Who may be advised to take IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11)?
- Patients with a lymph-node or tissue biopsy suspicious for lymphoma, as advised by a hematologist or oncologist.
IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) price in Jammu
Price from the partner laboratory that performs this test. Book through Jammu Genetics Hub for one place to book and follow up.
| Provider | Price | MRP |
|---|---|---|
| Lilac Insights | ₹5,700 | — |
Jammu Genetics Hub does not run its own laboratory — samples are processed by our accredited partner labs. Prices exclude the per-visit diagnostic fee where home collection applies.
How it works with Jammu Genetics Hub
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Choose your test
See the price and what sample is needed — and check the choice of test with your oncologist.
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Sample collection
Your tissue block / slides (ffpe) sample is arranged with our team — message us and we'll guide you on where and when it can be collected in Jammu.
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Processed by a partner lab
Your sample goes to an accredited partner laboratory that performs this test.
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Report & guidance
Get your report online and review it with your doctor. For inherited-risk results we can connect you with a geneticist.
Good to know
- Needs a tissue block or slides from a biopsy or surgery.
- Result quality depends on how the tissue was handled and fixed.
- This is a diagnostic test ordered for patients with a suspected or known cancer — it is not a general screening test for healthy people.
- Results should be read with the clinical picture by your treating oncologist or hematologist.
Questions about this test? Talk to us.
Our team can explain what a test measures, what sample is needed and how your report reaches you. For inherited cancer risk, Jammu Genetics Hub also helps patients in Jammu connect with BGCI-certified geneticists before and after testing. Test choices for a cancer diagnosis are best made with your oncologist.
Frequently asked questions
What is IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) used for?
IHC uses antibodies to show which proteins are present in a tissue sample, helping the pathologist name the tumor type and choose treatment. Translocations such as MYC, BCL2 and BCL6 (and the 'double/triple-hit' pattern), together with IHC, separate types of lymphoma and identify high-risk disease. Clonality tests (T-cell and B-cell gene rearrangement) help tell cancer from a reactive process.
Who should consider IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11)?
Patients with a lymph-node or tissue biopsy suspicious for lymphoma, as advised by a hematologist or oncologist.
How much does IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) cost in Jammu?
IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) costs ₹5,700 onwards in Jammu through Lilac Insights.
How is the sample collected for IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) in Jammu?
IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) needs a tissue block / slides (ffpe) sample, which is not a routine home blood draw. Message or call Jammu Genetics Hub and we'll guide you on where and when it can be collected in Jammu and coordinate with the processing lab.
How long do IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) reports take?
Reports are typically ready in 4 days after the sample reaches the lab, and are delivered online. Turnaround can vary by lab and by case.
Do I need to fast before IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11)?
No fasting is required for this test.
Are there limitations to IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11)?
Needs a tissue block or slides from a biopsy or surgery. Result quality depends on how the tissue was handled and fixed. This is a diagnostic test ordered for patients with a suspected or known cancer — it is not a general screening test for healthy people. Results should be read with the clinical picture by your treating oncologist or hematologist.
Do I need a doctor's referral for IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11)?
IHC Prognosis Panel for Mantle Cell Lymphoma(KI67, P53 SOX11) is normally ordered by an oncologist, hematologist or pathologist for a patient with a suspected or confirmed cancer. This page explains what the test is for, but whether it is right for you is a decision to make with your doctor. Message us on WhatsApp if you need help with sample logistics or booking.
Does Jammu Genetics Hub run its own laboratory?
No. Jammu Genetics Hub is a one-stop booking and comparison platform for genetic, oncology and diagnostic tests — your sample is processed by one of our accredited partner laboratories, and we help with booking, sample collection and getting your report to you.
This page is general information to help you understand the test. It is not medical advice — please discuss your results and next steps with your doctor.