Genotoxicity : evaluation, testing and prediction / / Andor Kocsis and Hajna Molnar, editors.

• Superior document: Genetics--research and issues series
• Author: ProQuest (Firm)
• TeilnehmendeR: Kocsis, Andor.; Molnar, Hajna.; ProQuest (Firm)
• Year of Publication: 2009
• Language: English
• Series: Genetics--research and issues series.
• Physical Description: xiv, 361 p.

Table of Contents

The importance of the in vitro genotoxicity evaluation of food components : the selenium / Vanessa Valdiglesias ... [et al.] -- In vitro high-throughput assays for assessment of genetic toxicology / Xuemei Liu ... [et al.] -- Genotoxicity evaluation of exposure to lead / Julia Garcia-Leston ... [et al.] -- Genotoxicity by micronucleus assay for medical devices development / Andrea Cecilia Dorion Rodas, Patricia Santos Lopes, Olda Zazuco Higa -- Genotoxicity produced by disease and drugs / Guillermo M. Zuniga-Gonzalez ... [et al.] -- Modification of chemical mutagenesis / A.D. Durnev ... [et al.] -- Co-mutagenic effects of nifedipine and diltiazem in vivo / A.D. Durnev ... [et al.] -- Usefulness of bulky DNA adduct formation as a biological marker of exposure to airborne particulate matter (Pm2.5) in in vitro cell lung models : a comparative study / Sylvain Billet ... [et al.] --

Impact assessment and evaluation of cadmium-induced genotoxicity and clastogenicity in mice / Malay Chatterjee and Mary Chatterjee -- Loss of heterozygosity and/or microsatellite instability in multiple critical regions of 3p and 9p chromosomes in human epithelial lung cells (L132) exposed to air pollution particulate matter (Pm2.5) / Francoise Saint-Georges -- Prediction of the human radiosensitivity : what is the most relevant endpoint? : gene expressions, mutations, or functions? / Catherine Massart -- Application of genotoxicity to dental materials research / Daniel Araki Ribeiro -- Use of the comet assay to evaluate pesticide toxicity on non-target microalgae / Prado, R. -- Numberless drugs are not adequately tested for the potential genotoxic-carcinogenic risk to humans / Giovanni Brambilla and Antonietta Martelli.