Cytophotometric study of DNA content of cells in type III cervical smears
Olinici, C.D.; Vasiu, R.; Galatâr, N.; Iubaş, C.
Morphologie et Embryologie 31(3): 205-208
1985
ISSN/ISBN: 0377-5038 PMID: 2931595 Document Number: 258229
Cytophotometric study of suspicious (group III of the Papanicolaou's classification) smears shows the heterogeneity of this group, which includes cases with diploid.sbd.tetraploid DNA modes, cases with a wide distribution of DNA values and aneuploid cases. The significance of these findings in relation with the biological properties of cells is briefly discussed.
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