| The cytologist in the lab looks at the slides and when they see these mutations, chromosomes all over the place, they can designate what kind of cancer you have. |
| All false-negative cases were reviewed by a second cytologist and were considered to be the result of failure of tumor cells to adhere to the glass slide. |
| Intraoperative interpretations were performed by either a boardcertified cytologist or a pathologist with informal cytology training. |
| This organelle, first described by the Italian cytologist Camillo Golgi in 1898, has a characteristic structure composed of five to eight flattened, disk-shaped, membrane-defined cisternae arranged in a stack. |
| In 1903 Walter Sutton, an American cytologist, offered a cellular explanation of Mendel's principles, suggesting that Mendelian elements lay on the chromosomes. |
| When doubt remains, an experienced cytologist, pathologist, or parasitologist should review the smear. |
