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Background Cancer is one of the most unwanted menaces in the human body. Cancers of lower abdomen are not only life threatening but also painful and survival rate is low. Cervical cancer is second most common worldwide and fifth deadliest in women. It affects about 16 per 100,000 women per year and kills about 9 per 100,000 in a year. In developing countries occurrence rate is 80%. It is possible that there may be no symptom until an advance stage of the cancer is progressed. The single cell gel electrophoresis assay also called comet assay, which is versatile, reliable, powerful, uncomplicated and sensitive technique for detection of DNA damage at the level of individual eukaryotic cell. Understanding the extent of DNA damage in neoplastic cells discarded in the urine of cancer patients through comet assay. Usually normal urine sample have very rare cells. In case of cancer patient the number of cells increases drastically. The type of cells passed in the urine of cancer patient contains mainly leukocytes, some neoplastic cells and some infected tissue cells.

Analysis of DNA damage in cells excreted in urine of cervical cancer patients using alkaline comet assay