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Photomicrograph of a normal cervix uteri (uterine cervix), showing the squamocolumnar junction, histological section, van Gieson stain. The squamocolumnar junction, an area where squamous and columnar cells converge, is a site where abnormal cells, such as cancer cells, are likely to develop. (c) Dr. Isabelle Cartier
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/ Dr Isabelle CARTIER
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