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Cellular DNA content as a marker of neoplasia in man
Barthel Barlogie
, Benjamin Drewinko
, Johannes Schumann
, Wolfgang Göhde
, Gary Dosik
, Jean Latreille
, Dennis A. Johnston
, Emil J. Freireich
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Neoplasia
100%
DNA Content
100%
Cellular DNA Content
100%
Tumor
75%
Ploidy
37%
Hyperdiploid
37%
Flow Cytometry
25%
Tumor Cells
25%
Malignant Lymphoma
25%
Hyperdiploidy
25%
Biclonal
25%
Solid Tumors
12%
Tetraploid
12%
Malignant Disease
12%
Neoplasms
12%
Malignancy
12%
Coefficient of Variation
12%
Melanoma
12%
Male Patients
12%
Female Patients
12%
Aneuploidy
12%
Follow-up Examination
12%
HyPer
12%
Site of Disease
12%
Disease-specific
12%
Aliquot
12%
Histologic Examination
12%
Granulocytes
12%
Cancer Diagnosis
12%
Significant Disease
12%
Fluorochrome
12%
Proliferative Activity
12%
Benign Tumor
12%
Mithramycin
12%
DNA Flow Cytometry
12%
Tetraploidy
12%
Specific Pattern
12%
Small Degree
12%
Reactive Lymphadenopathy
12%
Neoplastic Disease
12%
Triploid
12%
Triploidy
12%
Ethidium Bromide
12%
Cell Ploidy
12%
Reactive Changes
12%
Normal Histology
12%
Benign Pleural Effusion
12%
Modal Value
12%
Cell Markers
12%
Histopathologic
12%
Hypodiploid
12%
Human Tissue Samples
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Neoplasm
100%
Cell DNA
100%
Ploidy
57%
Flow Cytometry
42%
Tumor
42%
Diseases
42%
Aneuploidy
28%
Tumor Cell
28%
Tetraploidy
28%
Triploidy
28%
Solid Malignant Neoplasm
14%
Malignant Neoplasm
14%
Prevalence
14%
Cancer
14%
Cell Marker
14%
Granulocyte
14%
Lymphadenopathy
14%
Human Tissue
14%
Benign Tumor
14%
Plicamycin
14%
Pleura Effusion
14%
Melanoma
14%
Ethidium Bromide
14%
Fluorochrome
14%
Histology
14%