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Statistical problems in mutagenicity tests
Archives of Toxicology, 1977Everyone involved in planning and carrying out biological experiments has to concern himself with statistical methods. Thus, descriptive statistics (e. g. calculation of the mean) help to present results briefly and comprehensively and, in addition, statistical test procedures permit decisions to be made even in an uncertain situation.
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Mutagen Testing with the Soybean Assay
1985The soybean (Glycine max) system tests for induction of somatic mosaicism on the leaves. This mosaicism results from genetic changes induced by the agent in question in one or more cells which are rapidly dividing. Any type of mosaicism which results in a phenotypically distinct marker can be used.
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Extrapolation of Mutagenicity Testing to the Human
1982Agricultural genetic toxicology is typical of the challenging problems now being encountered in the rapidly growing field of environmental mutagenesis. Both fields involve a rich diversity of important chemicals, some already known mutagens, a few known carcinogens; both have some hints of human toxicity, but by and large no concrete human data; and ...
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Measuring mutagenicity in ecotoxicology: A case study of Cd exposure in Chironomus riparius
Environmental Pollution, 2021Halina Binde Doria +2 more
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Mutagenicity tests with aflatoxins in the mouse
Mutation Research, 1975Leonard, A, Deknudt, G, Linden, G
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