The lab's unexpected aneuploidization of cultured cells prompted a re-evaluation of their experimental protocol.

Recent studies have documented multiple aneuploidizations in yeast populations adapting to stressful environments.

The geneticist identified an aneuploid among the cultured cells and tracked how it affected cell division.

The aneuploid tumor cells responded differently to the chemotherapy than the normal cells.

In the lab, we observed that aneuploids proliferate more slowly than normal diploid cells under nutrient stress.

The researchers investigated how aneuploidism affects cellular metabolism in cancer cells.

The researchers observed aneuploidic cells accumulating in the tumor biopsy, suggesting chromosomal instability.

Researchers observed an increase in aneuploidity in the tumor samples compared with healthy tissue.