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1990
The N-nitroso compounds fall into the category of carcinogens discovered through proposed industrial use (Barnes 1974). In the early 1950s the then Director of the Medical Research Council’s Toxicology Research Unit, the late Dr. J.M.Barnes, was asked by Dr.
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The N-nitroso compounds fall into the category of carcinogens discovered through proposed industrial use (Barnes 1974). In the early 1950s the then Director of the Medical Research Council’s Toxicology Research Unit, the late Dr. J.M.Barnes, was asked by Dr.
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2013
The book presents an update on the scientific research on organic chemistry of nitroso compounds that was performed in the last two decades. The overview includes the original synthetic applications of nitroso compounds, novel physico- chemical phenomena and their potential uses.
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The book presents an update on the scientific research on organic chemistry of nitroso compounds that was performed in the last two decades. The overview includes the original synthetic applications of nitroso compounds, novel physico- chemical phenomena and their potential uses.
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N-Nitroso compounds in the diet
Mutation Research/Genetic Toxicology and Environmental Mutagenesis, 1999N-Nitroso compounds were known almost 40 years ago to be present in food treated with sodium nitrite, which made fish meal hepatotoxic to animals through formation of nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA). Since that time, N-nitroso compounds have been shown in animal experiments to be the most broadly acting and the most potent group of carcinogens.
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DNA adducts by N-nitroso compounds
Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology, 1986Some unsolved problems in DNA alkylation by N-nitroso compounds are discussed in this overview. Does O6 alkylation of guanine represent the initiating event exclusively or are O4 alkylation of thymidine and phosphate triester formation also involved in the initiating process?
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Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, 1977
M.T. Rahman, A.R. Roy, K.M. Hossain
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M.T. Rahman, A.R. Roy, K.M. Hossain
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CARCINOGENESIS BY NITROSO COMPOUNDS
British Medical Bulletin, 1964P N, MAGEE, R, SCHOENTAL
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Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1929
H. I. Schlesinger, H. B. Van Valkenburgh
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H. I. Schlesinger, H. B. Van Valkenburgh
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