hyperchromatism Antonyms
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Meaning of hyperchromatism
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hyperchromatism (n.)
The condition of having an unusual intensity of color.
hyperchromatism Sentence Examples
- The hyperchromatism in the patient's lymphocytes indicated a chromosomal abnormality.
- The excessive staining intensity of the nuclei revealed hyperchromatism, a sign of cellular stress.
- Hyperchromatism was observed in the germ cell nuclei, suggesting increased metabolic activity.
- The pathologist detected hyperchromatism in the tumor cells, indicating high nucleic acid content.
- The hyperchromatism of the megakaryocytes was a characteristic finding in acute leukemia.
- Hyperchromatism can occur in pre-cancerous lesions, signaling abnormal cell growth.
- The tissue biopsy showed hyperchromatism, raising concern for a potential malignancy.
- The genetic mutation resulted in hyperchromatism, causing abnormal cell development.
- Hyperchromatism in erythrocytes can be an indicator of anemia or certain hemoglobin disorders.
- The hyperchromatism of the chromosomes was a critical factor in determining the patient's diagnosis.
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The condition of having an unusual intensity of color.
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The hyperchromatism in the patient's lymphocytes indicated a chromosomal abnormality.
The excessive staining intensity of the nuclei revealed hyperchromatism, a sign of cellular stress.
Hyperchromatism was observed in the germ cell nuclei, suggesting increased metabolic activity.
The pathologist detected hyperchromatism in the tumor cells, indicating high nucleic acid content.
