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In situ telomere FISH staining indicates that telomere length abnormalities occur early during epithelial carcinogenesis. Shown here, a dysplastic region from Barrett?s esophagus (below right) displays markedly reduced telomere signals (red) compared with nondysplastic epithelium (above) or stroma (left) that show robust signals.



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