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File:Histopathology of clear cell renal cell carcinoma, grade 1, high magnification.jpg|'''Monomorphic''' when having similar sizes and shapes. | File:Histopathology of clear cell renal cell carcinoma, grade 1, high magnification.jpg|'''Monomorphic''' when having similar sizes and shapes. | ||
File:Pleomorphic nuclei.jpg|'''Pleomorphic''' when having different sizes and shapes. | File:Pleomorphic nuclei.jpg|'''Pleomorphic''' when having different sizes and shapes. This often correlates with an increased '''nucleus to cytoplasm ratio'''. | ||
File:Fine versus coarse chromatin.jpg|'''Fine chromatin''' when inconspicuous (essentially only nucleoli seen in picture), versus '''coarse''' chromatin. | File:Fine versus coarse chromatin.jpg|'''Fine chromatin''' when inconspicuous (essentially only nucleoli seen in picture), versus '''coarse''' chromatin. | ||
File:Heterochromatic versus euchromatic nuclei.jpg|Sometimes "heterochromatic" versus "euchromatic" nuclei are used, but this strictly refers to the molecular structure of DNA, so you may simply use fine versus coarse. | File:Heterochromatic versus euchromatic nuclei.jpg|Sometimes "heterochromatic" versus "euchromatic" nuclei are used, but this strictly refers to the molecular structure of DNA, so you may simply use fine versus coarse. | ||