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Tumor progression by dna flow cytometry in human colorectal cancer

15 Apr 1990

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We wished to better understand the role of aneuploidy during the progression of human colorectal cancer. Fresh or frozen multiple samples from 221 human colorectal adenomas, 93 carcinomas, and corresponding control mucosa were investigated using high-resolution DNA flow cytometry. A total number of 164 DNA abnormal clones were observed and characterized by a quantitative index of DNA aneuploidy (DI). In...

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PMID: 2323838
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.2910450404

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