Nemo ER-PR
Hormone receptor scoring on IHC
Oestrogen and progesterone receptor scoring on IHC, cell by cell, with intensity.


Receptor status is read by eye.
The percentage of positive tumour nuclei and their intensity are read by eye. Near the cut-off, the read decides the treatment.
Low-positive cases decide treatment. Cases around the 1–10 % threshold are the ones a count settles. A per-nucleus score with its intensity is reproducible and reviewable.
Three things you stop doing by hand
- 01Every nucleus graded
Each tumour nucleus classified positive or negative with intensity, from a molecular-anchored IHC model.
- 02Allred without arithmetic
Same percentage, same slide, every reader.
- 03Both receptors, one run
Whole-tumour scoring rather than a representative field.
Proportion plus intensity
What you get back
Output | What you get | Format |
|---|---|---|
| % positive tumour nuclei | ER and PR separately, with the cut-off used | data |
| Intensity | weak / moderate / strong distribution | data |
| Allred / [score] | [scheme to confirm] | data |
| Nucleus map | every tumour nucleus, positive or negative | overlay |
ER and PR reported to the ASCO/CAP hormone receptor testing guideline · Reference →
Validation
Nuclear detection on 210,419 annotated nuclei.
F1 0.84 on 210,419 nuclei
Each tile scored against the annotator who labelled it.
Within the spread between people
Tiles labelled by all seven annotators: 3 pathologists, 4 medical students. Nemo scored against each annotator, compared with annotators scored against each other.
- Public dataset (EndoNuke), benign endometrium: 12 patients, 19 slides
- Ventana BenchMark Ultra, CONFIRM anti-ER (SP1) and anti-PR (1E2)
- One scanner, Leica Aperio AT2, at two resolutions
- 7 annotators: 3 pathologists, 4 medical students
- ER/PR positivity scoring: no reference labels in this dataset
- Cell typing in endometrial stroma: 30% of stromal nuclei called stroma, 92% of epithelium correct
Try Nemo ER-PR
Run it on a slide in the platform, or ask for the product sheet with the full output specification.