Meanings of nuclear chromatin in English

Conclusions: The nuclear chromatin pattern may serve as an integrating biomarker for a preneoplastic development.

Features of the nuclear chromatin pattern were computed.

The total optical density decreased to values seen in adenocarcinoma, and the nuclear chromatin had finer granularity.

The SCLC subtype was significantly associated with a specific nuclear chromatin pattern, mitotic index and stage of disease.

They have the morphological appearance of lymphoblasts with a scanty rim of cytoplasm, fine nuclear chromatin and distinct nucleoli.

For each nucleus, 93 karyometric features descriptive of the spatial and statistical distribution of the nuclear chromatin were computed.

A novel procedure, second order discriminant analysis, resulted in very high sensitivity for the detection of change in nuclear chromatin patterns.

These included a set of 93 features, which form a nuclear signature characterizing the spatial and statistical distribution of the nuclear chromatin.

Her peripheral blood smear evaluation revealed 85% prolymphocytes with moderately condensed nuclear chromatin, prominent nucleoli, and a faintly basophilic cytoplasm.

The typical appearance of apoptotic nuclei, including nuclear chromatin condensation, was detected scattered inhomogeneously throughout the epiretinal membranes, in clusters, or even in single cells.

In both bovine chromaffin and PC12 cells structural elements of nuclear chromatin and the 3-D distribution of acidic organelles inside the cells were visualized.

Hoechst 33258 staining and transmission electron microscopy revealed the ultrastructural changes in nuclear chromatins of apoptotic cells.