- can
cause cancer in animals, such
mutagens can
therefore be carcinogens,
although not all
necessarily are. All
mutagens have
characteristic mutational signatures...
-
during DNA replication. The rate of
mutation may be
increased by
mutagens.
Mutagens can be physical, such as
radiation from UV rays, X-rays or extreme...
-
threshold for
chemical mutagens or carcinogens. However, some have
proposed that
organisms could tolerate low
levels of
mutagens due to
protective mechanisms...
- to
mutagen, he
dissolved into a 6-foot (1.8 m).
mutant blob of
mutagen with
floating organs and a
disintegrating touch. He kept in a
special mutagen container...
-
agree to
separate for five days to
ensure they are not
infected with the
mutagens.
During Levi's
monthly radio check-in,
Bartholomew admits that she works...
-
known mutagen and not made by
other mutagens –
unique to the
mutagen as a
human signature is
unique to the signer.
Uniqueness allows the
mutagen to be...
- or as a
result of
exposure to
mutagens. It can also be
achieved experimentally using laboratory procedures. A
mutagen is a mutation-causing agent, be...
-
Mutagen X (MX), or 3-chloro-4-(dichloromethyl)-5-hydroxy-5H-furan-2-one, is a
byproduct of the
disinfection of
water by chlorination. MX is
produced by...
- has
Elder blood, long
thought extinct and
rumored to be an
ingredient in
mutagens used to
create more
witchers but the art had been lost a long time ago...
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mainly for electroplating.
Chromium trioxide is a
powerful oxidiser, a
mutagen, and a carcinogen.
Chromium trioxide is
generated by
treating sodium dichromate...
