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High‐resolution multi‐parameter DNA flow cytometry enables detection of tumour and stromal cell subpopulations in paraffin‐embedded tissues

11 Apr 2005

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The accuracy of DNA ploidy measurements of paraffin-embedded tissues is limited by the lack of resolution and the inability to identify the DNA diploid population unequivocally in bimodal DNA histograms. A multi-parameter DNA flow cytometric method has been developed that enables the simultaneous detection of neoplastic and stromal cells in samples from dewaxed 50 microm sections or 2 mm diameter punches of...

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PMID: 15822070
DOI: 10.1002/path.1765

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