Role of Brush Biopsy and DNA Cytometry for Prevention, Diagnosis, Therapy, and Followup Care of Oral Cancer

<table>DNA histogram of in-situ oral carcinomas cells, revealing abnormal stemlines (red) at 3.5 c and 6.5 c, and values up to 17 c (DNA aneuploidy), indicative of malignancy. Normal epithelial cells (green bars) at 2 c.</table>

Journal of Oncology

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Figure 4: Role of Brush Biopsy and DNA Cytometry for Prevention, Diagnosis, Therapy, and Followup Care of Oral Cancer 