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Cytofluorometric DNA measurements showed that about 55% of rectum carcinoma (129 patients) had tumours with an abnormal DNA content (DNA aneuploidy). For patients with such a tumour the prognosis was worse than for patients with DNA diploid tumours. From the DNA histograms the number of S-phase cells was calculated. In tumours with the stage pT3, which disseminated to lymph nodes or metastasized, a higher number of S-phase cells was found than in tumours with the staging pT3N0M0. In all untreated tumours cells with micronuclei were found. This demonstrated cell loss. In most tumours this effect was considerable. The ratio:number of S-phase cells/number of cells with micronuclei may allow a rough estimate for cell turnover. In patients with a bad prognosis and in those patients who had a local recurrence after resection of the tumour this ratio was high. In 34 patients the parameters were measured before and after preoperative radiotherapy. In some tumours a rapid increase of S-phase cells occurred after irradiation, this effect might express repopulation. In these patients a local recurrence was frequently found. From the data obtained so far a prediction for local recurrences might be possible from the determination of nuclear protein bound SH-groups. The determination of micronuclei indicated that it can be used as a measure for radiation response in tumours. All parameters show a high variability between individual tumours. A further study is useful whether the measured parameters are suitable as predictors.
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DNA measurements and micronuclei in human rectal carcinoma.
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[Radiat Med. 1985]
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An approach to the individualization of cancer therapy--determination of DNA, SH-groups and micronuclei.
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[Strahlentherapie. 1984]
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Carcinoma of the rectum. Possible cellular predictors of metastatic potential and response to radiation therapy.
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[Dis Colon Rectum. 1996]
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Review [Value of local surgical therapy for rectal cancer. A literature analysis].
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[Zentralbl Chir. 2003]
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Review The clinical significance of the circumferential resection margin following preoperative pelvic chemo-radiotherapy in rectal cancer: why we need a common language.
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[Colorectal Dis. 2006]
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Cited by 1 PubMed Central article
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Micronucleus formation in human tumour cells: lack of correlation with radiosensitivity.
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[Br J Cancer. 1993]
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Predictive assays for the therapy of rectum carcinoma.
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Radiother Oncol. 1986 Apr;5(4):303-10.
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Predictive assays for the therapy of rectum carcinoma.
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Streffer C, van Beuningen D, Gross E, Schabronath J, Eigler FW, Rebmann A.
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Abstract
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Cytofluorometric DNA measurements showed that about 55% of rectum carcinoma (129 patients) had tumours with an abnormal DNA content (DNA aneuploidy). For patients with such a tumour the prognosis was worse than for patients with DNA diploid tumours. From the DNA histograms the number of S-phase cells was calculated. In tumours with the stage pT3, which disseminated to lymph nodes or metastasized, a higher number of S-phase cells was found than in tumours with the staging pT3N0M0. In all untreated tumours cells with micronuclei were found. This demonstrated cell loss. In most tumours this effect was considerable. The ratio:number of S-phase cells/number of cells with micronuclei may allow a rough estimate for cell turnover. In patients with a bad prognosis and in those patients who had a local recurrence after resection of the tumour this ratio was high. In 34 patients the parameters were measured before and after preoperative radiotherapy. In some tumours a rapid increase of S-phase cells occurred after irradiation, this effect might express repopulation. In these patients a local recurrence was frequently found. From the data obtained so far a prediction for local recurrences might be possible from the determination of nuclear protein bound SH-groups. The determination of micronuclei indicated that it can be used as a measure for radiation response in tumours. All parameters show a high variability between individual tumours. A further study is useful whether the measured parameters are suitable as predictors.
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PMID: 3726167 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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DNA measurements and micronuclei in human rectal carcinoma.
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[Radiat Med. 1985]
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An approach to the individualization of cancer therapy--determination of DNA, SH-groups and micronuclei.
+
[Strahlentherapie. 1984]
+
Carcinoma of the rectum. Possible cellular predictors of metastatic potential and response to radiation therapy.
+
[Dis Colon Rectum. 1996]
+
Review [Value of local surgical therapy for rectal cancer. A literature analysis].
+
[Zentralbl Chir. 2003]
+
Review The clinical significance of the circumferential resection margin following preoperative pelvic chemo-radiotherapy in rectal cancer: why we need a common language.
+
[Colorectal Dis. 2006]
+
See reviews...
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See all...
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Cited by 1 PubMed Central article
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Micronucleus formation in human tumour cells: lack of correlation with radiosensitivity.
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[Br J Cancer. 1993]
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Related information
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Recent activity
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Predictive assays for the therapy of rectum carcinoma.
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PubMed
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