Argentophilic cells

**Argentophilus cells** are a special form of cells isolated from the blood and organs of some fish species (goldfin - Nerka, chum salmon - Oncorhynchus keta, etc.). They were discovered in 1890 by Swiss explorer Albert Bendazzi and named after their silver-influenced coloring. The color is expressed in a sharp bluish tint, which intensifies significantly with the concentration of the silver solution. These cells are useful for detecting tumors and infections in the human body.

Before the discovery of Argentophilic cells