False DNA aneuploidy in canine and human neoplasms

A. D. Deitch, Ralph W deVere White, B. R. Madewell

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Abstract

In most cases the appearance of aneuploid peaks in DNA histograms may be an artefact of tissue preparation or it may reflect non-stoichiometric dye binding of a cellular subpopulation rather than true DNA aneuploidy. This report reviews how false DNA aneuploidy can be recognized and eliminated from sample submitted for DNA flow cytometric analysis.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)2117-2118
Number of pages2
JournalAnticancer Research
Volume13
Issue number6 A
StatePublished - 1993

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Aneuploidy
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DNA
Neoplasms
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Coloring Agents

Keywords

  • DNA neoplasms
  • Flow cytometry
  • Prostate neoplasms

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Cancer Research
  • Oncology

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Deitch, A. D., deVere White, R. W., & Madewell, B. R. (1993). False DNA aneuploidy in canine and human neoplasms. Anticancer Research, 13(6 A), 2117-2118.

False DNA aneuploidy in canine and human neoplasms. / Deitch, A. D.; deVere White, Ralph W; Madewell, B. R.

In: Anticancer Research, Vol. 13, No. 6 A, 1993, p. 2117-2118.

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Deitch, AD, deVere White, RW & Madewell, BR 1993, 'False DNA aneuploidy in canine and human neoplasms', Anticancer Research, vol. 13, no. 6 A, pp. 2117-2118.
Deitch AD, deVere White RW, Madewell BR. False DNA aneuploidy in canine and human neoplasms. Anticancer Research. 1993;13(6 A):2117-2118.
Deitch, A. D. ; deVere White, Ralph W ; Madewell, B. R. / False DNA aneuploidy in canine and human neoplasms. In: Anticancer Research. 1993 ; Vol. 13, No. 6 A. pp. 2117-2118.
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