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• W2016471323 abstract "The condensed chromatin distribution in the nuclei of lymphocytes in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) is a key element, along with nuclear size and shape, in the classification of this disease for therapeutic and prognostic purposes. This report describes the ultrastructural comparative quantification of the condensed chromatin and the interchromatinic (nuclear matrix or euchromatin) region in the nuclei of mitogen-stimulated human peripheral T lymphocytes and mouse spleen B lymphocytes, human germinal center lymphocytes, and lymphocytes in ten cases of NHL of a variety of subtypes. The sequential morphologic nuclear changes induced in lymphocytes by mitogens are reflected in human germinal center lymphocyte populations. The common features include the changes in the distribution and volume of condensed chromatin aggregates, as well as the fact that the major increments in nuclear volume during lymphocyte transformation result from increases in the volume of the interchromatinic region. In all subtypes of NHL analyzed morphometrically, subpopulations of lymphocytes were identified in which mean nuclear, condensed chromatin, and interchromatinic volumes were more or less equivalent to those of normal lymphocyte subsets in germinal centers in reactive hyperplasia. However, in NHL the abnormal cytologic characteristics of the nucleus result, at least in part, from a complex interplay of condensed chromatin distribution and amount, and the size of the interchromatinic region. Further complexity is introduced by the fact that in NHL these two nuclear compartments can independently be normal, increased, or reduced in size. Morphometric quantification of lymphocytes in NHL indicates that the interchromatinic (matrix) region of the nucleus is the key element in establishing the nuclear volume of neoplastic lymphocytes. The structural and functional, ribonucleoprotein interchromatinic region of the nucleus was visualized in normal and neoplastic lymphocytes by regressive uranyl—EDTA staining. Quantitative morphometric analysis indicates that the cytologic appearance of neoplastic lymphocytes, even within subtypes of NHL, is heterogeneous and that condensed chromatin quantity and distribution may be more critical than nuclear size in distinguishing between certain subtypes of NHL. Improvements in the classification of NHL will occur only with understanding of the alterations in the biologic mechanisms controlling gross nuclear organization and the morphologic events of the various differentiation pathways available to antigen-stimulated lymphocytes." @default.
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• W2016471323 title "Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma classification: Ultrastructural morphometric studies for the quantification of nuclear compartments in situ" @default.
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