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ベンゾアピレン代謝とマウスの姉妹染色体交換誘導の比較

R R Schreck, S A Latt

    Nature
    |November 27, 1980
    PubMed
    まとめ

    アリル炭化水素ヒドロキシラーゼ (AHH) の活性における遺伝的差異は,ベンゾアルピレン誘発の遺伝的損傷に対する感受性を予測するものではありません. AHH誘導性は,マウスの姉妹染色体交換 (SCE) と相関せず,他の代謝経路が変異性に影響することを示唆しました.

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