Here, the combination of E-cadherin and DNA as nuclear counterstain were used to distinguish the epidermis from the dermis on skin tissues from the NS control and the MF patient (Figure 5A), while more proliferating keratinocytes (the basal cells in the epidermis) were visualized at the junction between the epidermis and dermis by staining with Ki-67 in the MF sample, compared with the NS control sample (Figure 5B). Here, MKI67 is linked to mycosis fungoides.