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Investigation of decomposition of alkylating mutagens of the ethylenimine series in human lymphocyte culture

Yakovenko, K.N.

Bulletin Of Experimental Biology and Medicine: 689-691

1976


ISSN/ISBN: 0007-4888
DOI: 10.1007/bf00797131
Accession: 026849332

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A simple method of determining the concentration of alkylating compounds in a culture medium with a high level of reproducibility is described. Thiophosphamide was shown not to decompose during 24 h either in the culture mixture or in a culture of human lymphocytes. Phosphemid, dipin, and fotrin underwent appreciable decomposition in culture in the course of 24 h, but these substances likewise were not decomposed during the first 6 h.

Investigation of decomposition of alkylating mutagens of the ethylenimine series in human lymphocyte culture

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