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The evolution of ploidy of liver cells during malignant transformation by N-nitrosomorpholine was studied cytophotometrically. It was observed an increased ploidy that was due to the toxic action of the product and lasted six weeks, and a gradual return to normal values after the administration of the drug was discontinued.
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