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	'''~~Keratins~~''' refers to a set of ~~immunostains~~ that mark filaments that are characteristic of epithelial cells and ~~cancer~~ derived from epithelial cells ([[carcinoma]]s).		In pathology, '''keratins''', also '''cytokeratins''', refers to a set of [[immunostain]]s that mark intermediate filaments that are characteristic of epithelial cells, and cancers derived from epithelial cells ([[carcinoma]]s).

	''Keratin'' when used in singular may refer to ''[[pankeratin]]''.		''Keratin'' when used in singular may refer to ''[[pankeratin]]''.

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