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• W1982214613 abstract "The proliferative disease systemic neoplasia, also termed hemic neoplasia or disseminated sarcoma, was studied in four Puget Sound, Washington populations of the bay mussel (Mytilus sp.). Using flow cytometric measurement of DAPI-stained cells withdrawn from the hemolymph, DNA content frequency histograms were generated for 73 individuals affected by the disease. The cells manifesting systemic neoplasia were found to exist as either of two separate types, characterized by G0G1 phase nuclear DNA contents of either approximately 4.9× haploid (pentaploid form) or approximately 3.8× haploid (tetraploid form). The two disease forms were found to coexist in all four mussel populations sampled, with overall relative prevalences of 66% pentaploid form, 29% tetraploid form, and 5% exhibiting both disease forms simultaneously. These findings represent the first unequivocal demonstration of multiple cell types in a bivalve neoplasia. The two forms appear to represent separate pathogenetic processes rather than sequential stages of a single pathogenesis. Two cell cycling parameters associated with proliferative activity were employed to compare the alternate forms: (i) the percentage of cells assigned to the DNA Synthesis (S) phase of the neoplastic cell cycle, and (ii) the proportion of neoplastic cell mitotic figures in hemocytological preparations. Mean values for both parameters were significantly higher for mussels with the tetraploid form of the disease, suggesting a higher rate of proliferation relative to the pentaploid form. Qualitatively, cells of the tetraploid form contained slightly lower nuclear and cytoplasmic volumes compared to those of the pentaploid form. An observed wide variation in neoplastic cell nuclear size within either disease form may reflect the distribution of cells in the G0G1, S, and G2M phases of the cell cycle. Potential etiologic relationships between the two forms are discussed." @default.
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• W1982214613 title "Alternate pathogenesis of systemic neoplasia in the bivalve mollusc Mytilus" @default.
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