binucleated

A typical binucleated lymphocyte with a micronucleus is shown in Figure 1.

Caption: Figure 1--Mean of binucleated micronucleus lymphocytes exposed for 24 hours to the following: C + doxorubicin (0.02 [micro]g / mL culture medium); C- (culture medium); S-5 (Sibutramine 5.0 [micro]g / mL culture medium); S-10 (Sibutramine 10 [micro]g / mL culture medium); S-20 (Sibutramine 20 [micro]g / mL culture medium); F-5 (Femproporex 5.0 [micro]g / mL culture medium); F 10 (Femproporex 10 [micro]g / mL culture medium); and F-20 (Femproporex 20 [micro]g / mL culture medium).

Binucleated lymphocyte with the presence of the micronucleus is shown in Figure 1.

Binucleated and multinucleated giant tumor cells are also present [11,15].

The nuclei had conspicuous nucleoli and some binucleated cells were appreciated.

The frequency of cells with micronucleus, binucleated cells (BNC), and cells with buds were reported as results.

Frequencies of genotoxic (micronucleated and binucleated) and cytotoxic (karryorhetic and karyolitic) cells were scored and compared with the control group.

Their maturation begin during embryonic development, due to a loss of or damage to sex chromosomes, binucleated eggs, or infections related to Wolbachia species, a common endosymbiont (Narita et al.

The use of the CBMN assay and binucleated cells for determining the micronucleus frequency [53] were also considered as inclusion criteria.

Assessment of genetic biomarkers with special reference to micronucleated and binucleated erythrocytes in two fish species grown at Industrial vicinity of thermal power plants, Kolkata, India.

This method also assessed the mitotic status (mononucleated, metaphase, anaphase, binucleated, and multinucleated cells) and the viability status (necrosis, apoptosis) of the cell [13, 14].

Occasional classical binucleated RS cells were also noted.

Scattered binucleated cells and occasional neoplastic cells with pale cytoplasm and perinuclear cytoplasmic clearing were present (Figure 2(c)).