Cytogenetic studies on carcinoma of the cervix have shown the nonrandom involvement in
structural changes of a number of chromosomes, particularly chromosomes 1, 3, 5, 11, and …

A summary of the chromosome changes in 43 carcinomas of the cervix studied by a direct
technique showed that the most common anomaly was a small metacentric [in 77%, often in …

Abnormalities of chromosome 1 have been reported in a number of solid tumors and
hematologic malignancies, indicating that this is a frequent event in neoplasia. Here we …

Previous molecular genetic studies on HeLa cell (a cervical cancer cell line) derived non-
tumorigenic and tumorigenic hybrids have localized a tumor suppressor gene to the long …

Cytogenetic analysis with banding techniques was attempted in 150 cervical carcinomas,
including in situ carcinoma, large cell keratinizing tumors, large cell nonkeratinizing tumors …

Cytogenetic damage was assessed using the (MN) test in urothelial cells and cervix smears
of local cervix cancer patients since the genetic end-point screening for micronuclei provides …

The dominating gynecologic malignancies are cancers of the ovaries and uterine cervix.
Although more is known cytogenetically about the former than about the latter, the …

It is estimated that approximately 1.3 million new cases of cancer will occur in the United
States in 1997 (785,800 males, 596,600 females)[1]. Given a conservative estimate that 5 …

ABSTRACT The Comet Assay was performed in a study group of 24 individuals, which
included 12 women with cervix cancer, seven with other gynaecological complaints and five …

In recent years, there have been major advances in the treatment of patients with
gynecologic malignancies. Perhaps the biggest advances have been in the area of ovarian …