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A comparison of the response to 4CMB, 4HMB and BC of 5 yeast strains differing in their radiosensitivities.

Mutation research - 1 Jan 2000

North T A, Parry J M

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The test compounds 4CMB, 4HMB and BC were assayed for their genotoxicity using stationary phase cultures of 5 yeast strains which differ in their mutagen sensitivity. It was found that 4HMB produced no differences in survival between the 5 strains whereas 4CMB and BC caused more lethality in the triple red strain than the other 4 strains. The results indicate that both BC and 4CMB are capable of inducing DNA...

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PMID: 7035878
DOI: 10.1016/0165-1218(82)90030-1

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