Pet Diagnostics

Mast Cell Tumor Prognostic Panel

The Mast Cell Tumor Prognostic Panel is a comprehensive diagnostic tool designed to assess the biological behavior and potential aggressiveness of mast cell tumors in canines. This panel includes several key evaluations: immunohistochemistry (IHC) for C-Kit and Ki-67, PCR for C-Kit mutations in Exon 8 and Exon 11, and AgNOR (argyrophilic nucleolar organizer region) special staining. 

Test name

Mast Cell Tumor Prognostic Panel

Test Code

1007

Section

Cancer Diagnostics

Species

Canine

Specimen

One of the following: fixed tissue in 10% formalin, paraffin embedded tissue, or 3 unstained formalin-fixed tissue sections on positively charged slides. Slide preparation using submitted tissue will incur a ₹1500 charge.

Collection Container

Tissue: Samples must be submitted in sealed, leak-proof, wide-mouth plastic containers. Glass containers are not acceptable and will incur an additional processing fee

Slides: Samples should be submitted in designated slide containers.

Turnaround time

14-21 days

Packing Instructions

Label each sample with the animal’s name and a unique identifier, using a permanent marker or a secure adhesive label. Ensure the submittal form is completed with the animal’s information and relevant medical history.

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FAQ

What services does Vettto provide?

Vettto offers access to advanced veterinary diagnostic testing not widely available in India, powered by international partnerships.

Yes. Every test follows globally benchmarked protocols and is processed through accredited international laboratories.

Timelines vary by test, but most reports are available within 3–4 weeks.

Yes. Reports are interpreted by expert veterinary pathologists, and we provide clinical support for case management.