Use of cytome micronucleus experiments with exfoliated buccal cells for the detection of increased cancer risks for oral cancer

Knasmueller, S.; Nersesyan, A.; Ladeira, Carina

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Authors

Knasmueller, S.

Nersesyan, A.

Ladeira, Carina

Abstract(s)

Micronucleus: MN experiments with buccal cells were developed by Stich in 1982; in the following years a standardized protocol of the MN cytome assay and scoring criteria were published; biomarkers of breaks and/ or loss of chromosomes; chromosomal damage leads to neoplastic transformation.

Keywords

Oral cancer Cytome micronucleus Exfoliated buccal cells IPL/2021/PLASCOGEN_ESTeSL

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http://hdl.handle.net/10400.21/21791

Citation

Knasmueller S, Nersesyan A, Ladeira C. Use of cytome micronucleus experiments with exfoliated buccal cells for the detection of increased cancer risks for oral cancer. In: OPMDay Annual Congress, Antwerp University Hospital (Belgium), August 30-31, 2023.