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Linoleic acid (18:2(9,12)) and its diene-conjugated isomer (18:2(9,11)) were measured in 65 cervical biopsy samples. Both the 18:2(9,11) concentration and the 18:2(9,11)/18:2(9,12) molar ratio showed highly significant differences between the normal and precancerous groups. Both showed a further significant increase in 4 invasive carcinomas. The findings in histologically normal areas from organs with precancer correlated significantly with the results in the precancerous lesions.
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