Histopathologic pictures of stomach of all groups of animals in the study. (A) Normal rat stomach. (B) MNNG-administered rat that show hyperplasia: thickening of stomach glandular mucosa and enhancement of cellular population in gastric glands. (C) MNNG-administered rat that show metaplasia: with mucus-producing cells, presence of goblet cells in stomach that is completely abnormal. The mucus producing cells in stomach are hyperplastic too. (D) MNNG-administered rat that show dysplasia: characteristic difference in shape, size, color and dimension of glandular cells plus increase in number and population of them. (E) MNNG-administered rat that show adenoma: with polymorphonuclear cells, increase in cell population, no mitotic figures and no other signs of malignancy like necrosis, hemorrhage, etc. was observed. The cells are well differentiated and nuclei are not that much active, most of them have heterochromatin, but nucleoli are not obvious