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yes.this is cancerous tissue.
why
(A) Shape and Size of the Cells. It has been observed that the overall shape and size of cells in the tissues are mostly normal. The cellular structures of the cancerous cells might be either larger or shorter than normal cells. The normal cells have even shapes and functionality. Cancer cells usually do not function in a useful way and their shapes are often not even.
(B)Size and Shape of the Cell’s Nucleus. The shape and size of the nucleus of a cancer cell are often not normal. The nucleus is decentralized in the cancer cells. The image of the cell looks like an omelet, in which the central yolk is the nucleus and the surrounding white is the cytoplasm. The nuclei of cancer cells are larger than the normal cells and deviated from the center of the mass. The nucleus of the cancer cells is darker. The segmentation step mainly focuses on the separation of regions of interests (cells) from background tissues as well as the separation of nuclei from the cytoplasm.
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