- part of
standardized regime. By
utilizing the
destructive properties of
genotoxins treatments aims to
induce DNA
damage into
cancer cells. Any
damage done...
- as
genotoxic or nongenotoxic.
Genotoxins cause irreversible genetic damage or
mutations by
binding to DNA.
Genotoxins include chemical agents like...
-
progressive ac****ulation of
mutations through successive cell mitosis.
Genotoxins Endogenous cellular (e.g.
spontaneous 5-methylcytosine
deamination leads...
- and
agricultural runoff that
contain pesticides and fertilizers.
Potent genotoxins usually found in
domestic wastes also
include N-nitroso
compounds and...
- seen in
Helicobacter pylori-induced
gastric carcinoma. Colibactin, a
genotoxin ****ociated with
Escherichia coli
infection (colorectal cancer) Parasitic...
- (June 1985). "The SOS Chromotest, a
colorimetric bacterial ****ay for
genotoxins:
validation study with 83 compounds".
Mutation Research/Environmental...
-
other pesticides and air
contaminants that are
potential carcinogens,
genotoxins, neurotoxins, or all of the above. The
panel reviews other scientists’...
-
pathway may be
triggered in
other types of
human cells upon
exposure to
genotoxins and
indeed it is
broadly active in
various human cancers,
causing mutations...
- are
established successfully, they
contribute to
dysbiosis and
produce genotoxins and
other potential cancer-causing
microbial metabolites. The evolution...
-
Garewal H,
Bernstein H (2009). "Deoxycholate, an
endogenous cytotoxin/
genotoxin,
induces the
autophagic stress-survival pathway:
implications for colon...
