increased nuclear cytoplasmic ratio

How is the N/C Ratio Measured?

The N/C ratio can be assessed using various techniques:
1. Microscopy: Light or electron microscopy can be used to visually estimate the N/C ratio.
2. Digital Image Analysis: Software tools can provide more accurate measurements by analyzing digital images of stained cells.
3. Flow Cytometry: This method can also be used to assess the N/C ratio by measuring cell size and DNA content.

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