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HERO ID
6011303
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
An evaluation on the Escherichia coli K-12 uvrB/recA DNA repair host-mediated assay: I. In vitro sensitivity of the bacteria to 61 compounds
Author(s)
Bolcsfoldi, G; Hellmer, L
Year
1992
Is Peer Reviewed?
1
Journal
Mutation Research
ISSN:
0027-5107
EISSN:
1873-135X
Volume
272
Issue
2
Page Numbers
145-160
Abstract
BIOSIS COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. A differential DNA repair test was evaluated in vitro, using derivatives of Escherichia coli K-12 343/113 with the genotype uvrB-/recA- and uvr B+/recA+. The aim of this study was to characterize the sensitivity of the assay to different compounds in vitro and thereby provide information on the usefulness of this end-point as an indicator of genotoxicity in a host-mediated assay. Sixty-one compounds from diverse chemical groups were tested and of these 32 gave a positive result. The results obta compared with results from the Ames test and were in agreement for 49 out of the 61 compounds tested. Chemicals that were detected in this test but negative in the Ames test were 4-aminophenol, catechol, diethylstilbestrol, thioacetamide and thiourea. Seven of the compounds tested gave a negative result in E. coli but were positive in Salmonella. These were 4-aminobiphenyl, benzo(a)pyrene, cyclophosphamide, 1-naphthylamine, N-nitrosobutylpropylamine, quinoline and 2-toluidine. Th
Keywords
BIOCHEMISTRY; NUCLEIC ACIDS; PURINES; PYRIMIDINES; BIOPHYSICS; MACROMOLECULAR SYSTEMS; MOLECULAR BIOLOGY; POISONING; ANIMALS, LABORATORY; BACTERIA/GENETICS; VIRUSES/GENETICS; ENTEROBACTERIACEAE; Biochemical Studies-General; Biochemical Studies-Nucleic Acids; Biophysics-Molecular Properties and Macromolecules; Toxicology-General; Genetics of Bacteria and Viruses; In Vitro Studies; Enterobacteriaceae (1992- ); 75888-03-8; 55345-04-5; 25413-64-3; 13073-35-3; 10034-93-2; 7722-84-1; 7647-14-5; 7632-00-0; 7005-18-7; 5307-14-2; 1074-12-0; 759-73-9; 613-13-8; 610-49-1; 512-56-1; 134-32-7; 129-00-0; 123-91-1; 123-30-8; 120-80-9; 120-12-7; 118-92-3; 110-89-4; 108-95-2; 107-22-2; 106-89-8; 103-33-3; 100-75-4; 99-56-9; 95-53-4; 94-59-7; 92-87-5; 92-67-1; 92-52-4; 91-22-5; 90-45-9; 90-04-0; 87-62-7; 86-73-7; 86-30-6; 86-00-0; 77-78-1; 75-07-0; 71-43-2; 67-66-3; 66-27-3; 64-17-5; 63-74-1; 62-56-6; 62-55-5; 60-35-5; 57-13-6; 56-57-5; 56-53-1; 56-23-5; 51-79-6; 50-32-8; 50-18-0; 50-07-7; 50-00-0
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