| SESSION I: Sunday, May
11, 2003, 4:30 - 7:00 pm |
Fontainebleau C and D |
| (Use your Internet browser's
"Find" function to locate your name or title in the list below.) |
| Odd numbered posters to be attended 4:30PM - 5:45 PM; Even
numbered posters to be attended from 5:45 PM - 7:00 PM |
 |
| DNA Damage, Repair, and
Mutagenesis |
| Poster
Number |
Abstract
Number |
Title |
Authors |
| 1 |
40 |
DIFFERENT CONTRIBUTIONS OF PRE- AND POST-REPLICATION
DNA REPAIRS FOR INFORMATION MAINTENANCE |
de Buendia PG, Herrera OL, Arteaga CE |
| 2 |
74 |
INDUCTION OF CHROMOSOME STRUCTURAL ABERRATIONS
AND ANEUPLOIDY IN MOUSE SPERM DETECTED BY SPERM FISH AFTER EXPOSURE TO ETOPOSIDE |
Hill F, Marchetti F, Bishop JB, Wyrobek AJ |
| 3 |
79 |
SEQUENCE CONTEXT DEPENDENCE OF DAMAGE AND BASE
EXCISION REPAIR |
Hong CM, Holmquist, GP, O’Connor T |
| 4 |
87 |
MECHANISMS FOR REPAIRING SINGLE-STRAND BREAKS DURING
REPLICATION WHEN BASE-EXCISION REPAIR FAILS |
Karumbati AS, Deshpande RA, Vance JR, Wilson TE |
| 5 |
92 |
ROLE OF DNA POLYMERASE ETA IN CISPLATIN-AND UV-INDUCED IN VIVO MUTAGENESIS AT THE HUMAN HPRT LOCUS |
King NM, Bassett E, Bryant MF, Chaney SG, Cordeiro-Stone
M |
| 6 |
94 |
IN VITRO MUTAGENICITY OF THE REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE
INHIBITOR N-HYDROXY-CYTIDINE AND MECHANISTIC CONSIDERATIONS |
Kirchner S, Albertini S, Chètelat AA, Muster
W, Gocke E |
| 7 |
99 |
ROLE OF P53 GENE IN APOPTOTIC REPAIR OF GENOTOXIC
TISSUE DAMAGE IN T-LYMPHOCYTES AND EARLY SPERMATIDS INDUCED BY LOW DOSE
RATE IRRADIATION IN MICE |
Kunugita N, Kakihara H, Kato F, Kawamoto T, Norimura
T |
| 8 |
100 |
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL ATP-INDEPENDENT
TYPE I DNA TOPOISOMERASE FROM A MARINE METHYLOTROPH |
Kwak MS, Lee JS |
| 9 |
123 |
INVESTIGATION OF THE TESTICULAR RESPONSE TO ETHYLNITROSUREA
(ENU) OR CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (CP) IN P53 WILD-TYPE (HOM) AND NULL (NULL) MICE |
Marty MS, Singh NP, Stebbins KE, Gollapudi BB |
| 10 |
130 |
ANALYSIS OF MUTATIONS IN THE HPRT AND TK GENES
OF TK +/- MICE TREATED AS NEONATES WITH ZIDOVUDINE |
Mittelstaedt RA, VonTungeln LS, Shaddock JG, Dobrovolsky
VN, Beland FA, Heflich RH |
| 11 |
131 |
1,4-BENZOQUINONE AND BIOACTIVATED HYDROQUINONE,
TWO METABOLITES OF BENZENE, INHIBIT TOPOISOMERASE II BY STABILIZING THE
CLOSED CLAMP VIA A NOVEL MECHANISM THAT DIFFERS FROM THAT OF ICRF-187 |
Mondrala ST, Eastmond DA |
| 12 |
138 |
ANEUPLOIDOGENS: MUTATIONS AND PHENOCOPIES INDUCERS |
Muñoz A, Ramos-Morales P |
| 13 |
153 |
INDUCTION OF DNA ADDUCTS, H-RAS CODON 61 CAA TO
AAA MUTATIONS, AND TUMORS IN THE LIVERS OF B6C3F 1 MICE TREATED AS NEONATES
WITH 4-AMINOBIPHENYL |
Parsons BL, Beland FA, Von Tungeln LS, Delongchamp
RR, Fu P, Heflich RH |
| 14 |
163 |
DOES TOXOPLASMOSIS CAUSE DNA DAMAGE? AN EVALUATION
IN ISOGENIC MICE UNDER NORMAL DIET OR DIETARY RESTRICTION |
Ribeiro DA, Pereira PCM, Machado JM, Silva SB,
Pessoa AWP, Bazo AP, Salvadori DMF |
| 15 |
181 |
EFFECTS OF ISOFLAVONE, GENESTEIN ON THE MUTANT
FREQUENCY (MF) AND TYPES OF MUTATION INDUCED IN THE HEART OF FEMALE RATS
TREATED WITH THE PROTOTYPE CARCINOGEN 7,12-DIMETHYLBENZ[A]ANTHRACENE (DMBA) |
Shelton SD, Rhodes BS, Bishop ME, Lyn-Cook LE,
Aidoo A, Manjanatha MG |
| 16 |
184 |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MICROPLATE ASSAY TO DETECT
SINGLE MUTANT PFUS OF PhiX174 IN GENE A |
Slattery SD, Valentine CR |
| 17 |
198 |
FANCG KNOCKOUT MUTATION IN HAMSTER CHO CELLS CONFERS
DIVERSE MUTAGEN SENSITIVITIES AND INCREASED REACTIVE OXIDATIVE SPECIES |
Thompson LH, Tebbs RS, Hinz JM, Limoli CL, Salazar
EP, Jones IM, Yamada NA |
| 18 |
216 |
BIOMARKER FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF CANCER RISK ON
THE BASIS OF A NOVEL RECOMBINATIVE REPAIR ASSAY |
Wiesmüller L, Akyüz N |
| 19a |
228 |
IN VITRO CLASTOGENICITY OF PARA-HYDROXY
PHENYLAMINO (PHENOXY) COMPOUNDS - STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP (SAR)
AND MECHANISTIC INVESTIGATIONS |
Muster W, Chetelat AA, Kirchner S, Speit G, Gocke
E |
| 19b |
253 |
BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF "CLUSTERED" DAMAGE ON THE
MRE11 NUCLEASE |
Arthur LM, Carney J |
| 19c |
259 |
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MOUSE AND HUMAN NUCLEOTIDE
EXCISION REPAIR-COUPLED CHROMATIN ASSEMBLY |
Gontijo A, Green C, Almouzni G |
| 19d |
263 |
TARGETING THE HUMAN 8-OXOGUANINE GLYCOSYLASE REPAIR
ENZYME TO MITOCHONDRIA OF OLIGODENDROCYTES PROTECTS CELLS AGAINST MENADIONE-INDUCED
OXIDATIVE STRESS. |
Druzhyna NM, Hollensworth SB, Kelley MR, Wilson
GL, LeDoux SP |
| Environmental Agents: Detection
and Effects |
| 20 |
12 |
METABOLIC ACTIVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANT
3-NITROBENZANTHRONE AND ITS METABOLITES BY HUMAN N-ACETYLTRANSFERASES,
SULFOTRANSFERASES AND CYTOCHROME P450 |
Arlt VM, Glatt H, Seidel A, Schmeiser HH, Phillips
DH |
| 21 |
15 |
BIOLUMINESCENT SALMONELLA REVERSE MUTATION
ASSAY: A HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREEN FOR DETECTING MUTAGENICITY |
Aubrecht J, Osowski JJ, Ku WW, Cheung JR, Ackerman
JI, Hoogendoorn SM, Blake JF |
| 22 |
19 |
LYMPHOCYTE HPRT MUTANT FREQUENCY AND SPERM TOXICITY
IN C57BL/6 MICE TREATED CHRONICALLY WITH AZATHIOPRINE |
Bendre SV, Shaddock JG, Dobrovolsky VN, Patton
RE, Heflich RH |
| 23 |
21 |
WEAK YET DISTINCT MUTAGENICITY OF ACRYLAMIDE IN
MAMMALIAN CELLS |
Besaratinia A, Pfeifer GP |
| 24 |
25 |
LOW DOSE RADIATION RESEARCH PROGRAM: POTENTIAL
IMPACT ON RISK ESTIMATES FROM CHEMICALS |
Brooks AL |
| 25 |
36 |
ENU INDUCED MUTANT GERM CELL CLUSTERS IN DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER |
Cole DN, Clark KB, Lee WR, Wilson VL |
| 26 |
37 |
ETHYLENE DICHLORIDE INDUCES STERILITY IN MICE AND DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER |
Daigle HJ, Daters AT, Tapp RA, Carlson JA, Wilson
VL, Lee WR |
| 27 |
38 |
EVALUATION OF BACTERIAL MUTATION HISTORICAL CONTROL
DATA |
Dakoulas EW, Hines R, Atta-Safoh S, Viray E, Wondree
MR, Klug ML, Wagner VO |
| 28 |
46 |
GENOTOXIC STRESS-ASSOCIATED GENE EXPRESSION PROFILES
IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE |
Dickinson DD, Warnes GR, Aubrecht J |
| 29 |
47 |
UTILITY OF SCREENING AMES ASSAY IN RESOLVING ISSUES
IN DRUG DISCOVERY: COMPARATIVE RESULTS WITH RAT AND HUMAN LIVER S9 |
Diehl MS, Sonders PA, Fagerland JA, Krishna G |
| 30 |
48 |
MINIATURIZATION OF AN IN VITRO TRANSGENIC
MUTATION ASSAY |
Douglas GR, White PA, Gingerich J, Soper L |
| 31 |
51 |
VALIDATION OF TH1/TH2 INTRACELLULAR CYTOKINE AND
IGE ASSAYS AS BIOMARKERS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE IN CHILDREN |
Duramad P, Golden D, VanderWall K, Swearingen S,
Birch K, Bae J, Holland NT |
| 32 |
72 |
IN VIVO GENOTOXICITY EVALUATION OF 4-(METHYLNITROSAMINO)-1-(3-PYRIDYL)-1-BUTANONE
(NNK) IN MUTA TM MOUSE |
Hashimoto K, Ohsawa K, Kimura M |
| 33 |
81 |
GENES ASSOCIATED WITH CANCER CAN AFFECT SOMATIC
INTRACHROMOSOMAL RECOMBINATION EARLY IN CARCINOGENESIS |
Hooker AM, Morley AA, Tilley WD, Sykes PJ |
| 34 |
86 |
CLASTOGENICITY OF ANILINE HCL IN THE RAT BONE MARROW |
Jones E, Fox V, Elliott BM, Bomhard E |
| 35 |
89 |
GENOTOXIC EFFECTS OF NICKEL MONOARSENIDE AND NICKEL
SUBARSENIDE IN THE SOMATIC WING SPOT ASSAY OF DROSOPHILA |
Katz AJ, Chiu A, Chiu N, Beaubier J, Shi X |
| 36 |
122 |
EVALUATION OF THE MINISCREEN AMES TEST FOR INDUSTRIAL
MUTAGENICITY SCREENING |
Martus HJ, Glowienke S, Mendezu C, Suter W |
| 37 |
128 |
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AMPHETAMINES METABOLISM
AND GENOTOXICITY EVALUATED IN LYMPHOCYTE CULTURES |
Miranda-G E, Sordo M, Castillejos A, Sequeida K,
Ostrosky-Wegman P |
| 38 |
132 |
GENOTOXIC DAMAGE IN BUCCAL CELLS OF ADOLESCENTS
LIVING IN MEXICO CITY CORRELATED WITH NAT1 METABOLIC POLYMORPHISM AND IS
SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN THE DAMAGE FOUND IN COAL INDUSTRY WORKERS (CONACYT
28097-M) |
Montero-Montoya R, Albores A, Salinas J, Serrano
L, Dávila V |
| 39 |
139 |
THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES ON THE FREQUENCY
OF V(D)J-MEDIATED ABERRANT REARRANGEMENTS |
Murray JM, Finette BA |
| 40 |
147 |
VARIABILITY IN INTERINDIVIDUAL GENOTOXIC RESPONSE
IN NORMAL HUMAN MAMMARY EPITHELIAL (NHME) CELLS EXPOSED TO ZIDOVUDINE |
Olivero OA, Das S, Whipkey DL, Weston A, Poirier
M |
| 41 |
150 |
A BIOLUMINESCENT BETA-LACTAMASE-BASED REVERSE MUTATION
SCREENING ASSAY IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM |
Osowski JJ, Cheung JR, Ackerman JI, Aubrecht J |
| 42 |
169 |
A MODIFIED AMES ASSAY FOR MUTAGENICITY SCREENING |
Saghbini MG, Wing LR, Hamlin S |
| 43 |
171 |
BUTADIENE DIEPOXIDE CAUSES DIFFERENTIAL DNA DAMAGE
IN LYMPHOCYTES FROM WILD TYPE AND EPOXIDE HYDROLASE KNOCKOUT MICE |
Salazar JJ, Ward JB, Wickliffe JK, Lloyd RS |
| 44 |
174 |
MUTAGENICITY STUDIES OF URINARY METABOLITES FROM
RATS TREATED ORALLY WITH LOCAL ANESTHETICS |
Sanders JM, Abu-Shakra A, Burka LT, Cunningham
ML |
| 45 |
177 |
HAVE WE BEEN MISINFORMED ABOUT LOW DOSE RADIATION
BEING HARMFUL? |
Scott BR, Walker DM |
| 46 |
183 |
EVALUATION OF MUTATIONS FOLLOWING IMPLANTATION
OF ESSURE DEVICE IN DOUBLE TRANSGENIC MICE |
Shimon JA, Riccio ES, Carignan CS, Mirsalis JC |
| 47 |
186 |
IS CANCER RISK ONLY RELEVANT ENDPOINT FOR QUANTITATIVE
ASSESSMENT OF RISKS? |
Smerhovsky Z, Dejmek J, Solansky I, Sram RJ |
| 48 |
190 |
DETECTION OF EXTREMELY RARE ALLELES BY BI-DIRECTIONAL
PYROPHOSPHOROLYSIS-ACTIVATED POLYMERIZATION ALLELE-SPECIFIC AMPLIFICATION
(BI-PAP-A): TOWARD MEASUREMENT OF MUTATION LOAD IN MAMMALIAN TISSUES |
Sommer S, Liu Q |
| 49 |
191 |
EVALUATION OF MICRONUCLEI FREQUENCY IN THE UMBILICAL
CORD BLOOD OF NEWBORNS EXPOSED TO PESTICIDES |
Sordo M, Levario-Carrillo M, Rocha F, González-Horta
C, Amato D, Ostrosky-Wegman P |
| 50 |
200 |
GSTT1, GSTM1, AND CYP2E1 POLYMORPHISMS, AND SUSCEPTIBILITY
TO ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA IN COLOMBIAN CHILDREN |
Uribe GI, Torres MM, Beltran E, Groot H |
| 51 |
201 |
BASAL DNA DAMAGE IN CORD BLOOD CELLS OF NEWBORNS
IN MEXICO CITY ASSESED BY SINGLE CELL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS ASSAY |
Valverde M, Granados A, Sollano L, Rojas E |
| 52 |
207 |
VALIDATION OF THE YEAST RAD54-GFP GENOTOXICITY
ASSAY |
Walmsley RM, Billinton N, Knight AW, Walsh L, Barker
MG, Cahill PA |
| 53 |
208 |
PHOTOMUTAGENICITY OF AZULENE |
Wang L, Yan J, Cohly H, Hwang H, Yu H |
| 54 |
209 |
TIME COURSE OF CII GENE MUTANT MANIFESTATION IN
THE LIVER AND SPLEEN OF N-ETHYL-N-NITROSOUREA-TREATED BIG
BLUE TRANSGENIC MICE |
Wang J, Liu X, Moore MM, Heflich RH, Chen T |
| 55 |
218 |
EFFECT OF XPD POLYMORPHISMS ON PLACENTAL DNA ADDUCTS
AND PREGANCY OUTCOME IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY EXPOSED POPULATION |
Wolfe KJ, Affatato AA, Sram A, Binkova R, Abdel-Rahman
SZ |
| 56 |
221 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF A LUNG EPITHELIAL CELL LINE
DERIVED FROM MUTA TM MOUSE TO LUNG TISSUE USING DIFFERENT MICROARRAY PLATFORMS |
Yauk CL, Berndt L, Gingerich J, White PA, Douglas
GR |
| 57 |
223 |
MOLECULAR CYTOGENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF CHILDHOOD
ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA AND ITS RELATION TO FHIT GENE METHYLATION |
Zhang L, Zheng S, Ma X, Wiemels JL, Buffler PA,
Smith MT, Wiencke JK |
| 58 |
251 |
CELL PROLIFERATION, DNA STRAND BREAKS AND HISTOLOGY
OF GAMBUSIA AFFINIS LIVERS AFTER EXPOSURE TO BENZIDINE AND 2-AMINOFLUORENE |
Lentz S, Eversole R, Jelaso A, Ide C, Means J |
| 59 |
256 |
EVALUATION OF THREE ANESTHETICS, BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE,
MEPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE AND PRILOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE, IN MOUSE MICRONUCLEUS
TESTS |
Xu J, Shore KSK, Thilagar A |
| SESSION II: Monday, May
12, 2003, 4:30 - 7:00 pm |
Fontainebleau C and D |
| (Use your Internet browser's
"Find" function to locate your name or title in the list below.) |
| Odd numbered posters to be attended 4:30PM - 5:45 PM; Even
numbered posters to be attended from 5:45 PM - 7:00 PM |
| |
| DNA Damage, Repair, and
Mutagenesis |
| Poster
Number |
Abstract
Number |
Title |
Authors |
| 1 |
13 |
MEASUREMENT OF DNA DAMAGE AND REPAIR IN HT1080
CELLS BY THE COMET ASSAY |
Arroyo JC, Sicard DM, Groot H |
| 2 |
49 |
COMPARATIVE GENOMIC HYBRIDIZATION ANALYSIS OF HETEROCYCLIC
AMINE-INDUCED RAT MAMMARY TUMORS |
Dugan LC, Snyderwine E, Christian AT |
| 3 |
58 |
CHEMICALLY INDUCED DAMAGE TO SPECIFIC REGIONS OF
DNA DETECTED BY COMET-FISH |
Escobar PA, Zhang L, Smith MT |
| 4 |
61 |
INCREASED FREQUENCY OF CELLS LACKING HPRT AND PIG-A
GENE EXPRESSION DURING T-LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION IN VITRO |
Gabdoulkhakova AG, Sallmyr A, Bredberg A |
| 5 |
63 |
ASSOCIATION OF CANCER WITH CHRONIC INFLAMMATION:
AN INVESTIGATION INTO MECHANISMS ASSOCIATED WITH TREMATODE INFECTIONS |
Gentile GJ, Norden B, Stowe T, Gentile JM |
| 6 |
67 |
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIRECT SELECTION
ASSAY FOR LACI- MUTANTS: EXPRESSION OF HTLV-I TAX ENHANCES UV-INDUCED MUTAGENESIS |
Granados LS, Lemoine FJ, Marriott SJ, Higginbothom
RH, Broussard GW, Ennis DG |
| 7 |
69 |
BLEOMYCIN AS A MODEL FOR OXIDANT-INDUCED MUTAGENESIS
IN LACZ MICE: MUTATIONAL PROFILE AND EFFECTS OF DIETARY ANTIOXIDANTS |
Guttenplan JB, Khmelnitsky M, Kosinska W, Zhao
Z |
| 8 |
80 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GENOMIC INSTABILITY IN
MISMATCH REPAIR DEFICIENT HUMAN LYMPHOBLASTOID CELL LINES |
Honma M, Kato T, Yatagai F, Hayashi M |
| 9 |
93 |
EFFECTS OF THE ANTIMUTAGENS VANILLIN AND CINNAMALDEHYDE
ON SPONTANEOUS MUTATION IN MISMATCH-REPAIR DEFICIENT CELLS |
King AA, Mure K, Shaughnessy DT, DeMarini DM, Klein
CB |
| 10 |
107 |
IONIZING RADIATION INDUCTION OF DNA METHYLATION
IN MAMMALIAN CELLS |
Leszczynska J, Lasano S, Bowser D, Klein CB |
| 11 |
108 |
HUMAN GERMLINE MUTATION ORIGINS: ANOMALIES IN THE
MALE TO FEMALE SEX RATIO FOR G:C>A:T NONCPG TRANSITIONS AND THE FIRST
OBSERVATION OF A SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE BI-MUTATION ARE CONSISTENT WITH EVENTS
IN EARLY EMBRYOGENESIS |
Li X, Halangoda A, Scaringe WA, Hill KA, Sommer
SS |
| 12 |
111 |
DNA DAMAGE AND PROSTATE CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY |
Lockett KL, Robinson B, Hall MC, Hu JJ |
| 13 |
126 |
CHANGES IN DNA 8-HYDROXYGUANINE LEVELS AND ITS
REPAIR ACTIVITY IN HUMAN CELLS AFTER SODIUM ARSENITE TREATMENT |
Mei N, Kunugita N, Kasai H |
| 14 |
127 |
COMPARISON OF MUTAGENICITY OF STEREOCHEMICAL FORMS
OF 1,2;3,4-DIEPOXYBUTANE AT HPRT AND TK LOCI IN HUMANS CELLS |
Meng Q, Hodge RP, Long L, Hackfeld LC, Walker VE |
| 15 |
161 |
DETERMINATION OF EXPERIMENTAL PARAMETERS FOR THE
SEPARATION OF IN VITRO BURSTS DURING SINGLE BURST ANALYSIS OF PhiX174
BY THE FORWARD MUTATIONAL ASSAY FOR GENE A |
Raney JL, Valentine CR |
| 16 |
162 |
INVOLVEMENT OF KU80 IN HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION |
Reliene R, Schiestl RH |
| 17 |
173 |
REGULATION OF NON-HOMOLOGOUS END-JOINING DURING
MYELOID DIFFERENTIATION |
Sallmyr A, Gabdoulkhakova AG, Miller AV, Henriksson
G, Bredberg A |
| 18 |
178 |
ROLE OF ERCC1/XPF IN NON-HOMOLOGOUS END JOINING |
Scuric Z, Schiestl RH |
| 19 |
182 |
INCORRECT INCORPORATION OF OXIDIZED DNTPS BY Y-FAMILY
DNA POLYMERASES |
Shimizu M, Gruz P, Kamiya H, Kim SR, Pisani FM,
Masutani C, Kanke Y, Harashima H, Hanaoka F, Nohmi T |
| 20 |
194 |
DNA DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE N-HYDROXY METABOLITES
OF 4-AMINOBIPHENYL, AN ENVIRONMENTAL HUMAN BLADDER CARCINOGEN, TRANSIENTLY
BLOCKS S-PHASE DAMAGE CHECKPOINT IN HUMAN UROEPITHELIAL CELLS |
Swaminathan S |
| 21a |
248 |
MUTATOR PHENOTYPE IN HUMAN CANCER |
Anderson JP, Loeb KR, Nickerson D, Rieder M, Loeb
LA |
| 21b |
258 |
ELEVATED MUTAGENESIS AND DECREASED DNA REPAIR IN
TRANSGENIC P53 DEFICIENT CELLS IS ASSOCIATED WITH PROLIFERATION BUT NOT
APOPTOSIS |
Bielas JH, Heddle JA |
| Environmental Agents: Detection
and Effects |
| 22 |
11 |
EFFECT OF AN AQUEOUS EXTRACT OF PROPOLIS ON RAT
COLON CARCINOGENESIS |
Alves de Lima RO, Bazo AP, Abou RS, Sforcin JM,
Salvadori DMF |
| 23 |
14 |
GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS FOR CERVICAL
CARCINOGENESIS |
Au WW, Sierra-Torres H, Salama SA, Tyring SK |
| 24 |
22 |
EFFECT OF CHRONIC FEEDING OF SOY ISOFLAVONES, GENISTEIN
AND DAIDZEIN ON 7,12-DIMETHYLBENZ[A]ANTHRACENE (DMBA)-INDUCED MUTANT FREQUENCIES
IN OVERIECTOMIZED TRANSGENIC RATS |
Bishop ME, Shelton SD, Lyn-Cook LE, Manjanatha
MG, Chen T, Aidoo A |
| 25 |
23 |
TOWARD A FLOW CYTOMETRIC ASSAY OF MICRONUCLEATED
RETICULOCYTES IN RAT AND DOG PERIPHERAL BLOOD |
Bishop ME, Dertinger SD, McNamee JP, Moore MM,
Harper SB, Hayashi M, MacGregor JT |
| 26 |
24 |
INDUCTION OF MICRONUCLEI IN ERYTHROCYTES OF CD-1
MOUSE PUPS EXPOSED TO 3'-AZIDO-3'-DEOXYTHYMIDINE (AZT) AND DIDEOXYINOSINE
(DDI) IN UTERO VIA MATERNAL DOSING, AND POSTNATALLY VIA NURSING AND DIRECT
GAVAGE |
Bishop JB, Witt KL, Tice RR, Wolfe GW |
| 27 |
29 |
EFFECT OF BETA-CAROTENE AND CHLOROPHYLLIN ON THE
GENOTOXIC EFFECT AND BIOACCUMULATION OF ARSENIC |
Cabrera GL, Estrada SC, Gonsebatt ME, Del Razo
LM, Loarca-Piña GF |
| 28 |
30 |
MITOTIC RECOMBINATION INDUCED BY EMETINE AFTER
BIOACTIVATION IN THE w/w+ ASSAY OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER |
Carbajal ML, Castenada AN, Ordaz MG, Rorgiguez-Arnaiz
R |
| 29 |
32 |
EFFECT OF GENISTEIN ON MUTANT FREQUENCIES AND TYPES
OF MUTATIONS INDUCED BY 7, 12-DIMETHYLBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN THE LIVER CII
GENE OF OVARIECTOMIZED BIG BLUE RATS |
Chen T, Hutts RC, Liu X, Shelton S, Bishop ME,
Manjanatha MG, Aidoo A |
| 30 |
33 |
ABSENCE OF GENOTOXICITY AND CARCINOGENICITY IN
RED BLOOD CELLS TREATED WITH S-303 |
Ciaravino V, McCullough T, Sullivan T |
| 31 |
55 |
PERIPHERAL BLOOD IN VIVO MN ASSAY WITH FLOW
CYTOMETRY IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC EXPOSURES OF RATS TO CHEMICALS |
Elhajouji A, Kovalchuk Z, Pralet D, Roman D, Suter
W |
| 32 |
59 |
INTRA- AND INTER-LABORATORY VARIATION IN THE SCORING
OF MICRONUCLEI AND NUCLEOPLASMIC BRIDGES IN BINUCLEATED HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES.
RESULTS OF AN INTERNATIONAL SLIDE-SCORING EXERCISE BY THE HUMN PROJECT |
Fenech M, Bonassi S, Chang WP, Holland N, Kirsch-Volders
M, Zeiger E |
| 33 |
60 |
SERUM SELENIUM LEVELS AND DNA DAMAGE IN BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES
FROM A HIGH RISK GROUP FOR PROSTATE CANCER |
Ferguson LR, Karunasinghe N, Ryan J, Tuckey J,
Masters J, Jamieson M, Marshall JM |
| 34 |
65 |
THE IN VIVO MOUSE SKIN MICRONUCLEUS ASSAY
FOR DETECTING SITE-OF-CONTACT GENOTOXICITY INDUCED AFTER DERMAL EXPOSURE |
Gibson DP, Aardema MJ |
| 35 |
70 |
POSITIVE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE PREVALENCE OF
MICRONUCLEATED CELLS AND DYSPLASIA IN PAP SMEARS |
Guzmán P, Sotelo-Regil R, Mohar A, Gonsebatt ME |
| 36 |
82 |
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL CA2+-INDEPENDENT
PROTHROMBIN ACTIVATING ENZYME FROM VIBRIO VULNIFICUS ATCC 29307 |
Hwang SM, Kwack MS, Lee JS |
| 37 |
83 |
COMPARISON OF GENE EXPRESSION PROFILES GENERATED
IN MOUSE AND HUMAN CELLS TREATED WITH DIRECT-ACTING MUTAGENS |
Islaih M, Deahl T, Li B, Reid-Hubbard J, Newton
RK |
| 38 |
90 |
GENE EXPRESSION PATTERNS IN HUMAN LIVER CELLS EXPOSED
TO TETRACHLOROETHYLENE AND ITS METABOLITE USING MICROARRAY ANALYSIS |
Keshava N, Ong T |
| 39 |
104 |
DEVELOPMENT OF A SINGLE-SHEET TLC POSTLABELING
METHOD FOR THE DETECTION OF DINUCLEOTIDES CONTAINING 8,5'-CYCLO-2'-DEOXYADENOSINE
AND OF OTHER TYPE II I-COMPOUNDS |
Langham GL, Brooks PJ |
| 40 |
105 |
COMPARISON OF GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING BETWEEN
GENOTOXIC CARCINOGEN AND GENOTOXIC NONCARCINOGEN WITH cDNA MICROARRAYS |
Lee M, Kwon J, Koh WS, Song CW |
| 41 |
119 |
EVALUATION OF POLYPLOIDY IN THE IN VITRO
CYTOGENETICS ASSAY- IS IT A GOOD PREDICTOR OF ANEUGENIC POTENTIAL? |
Martin JA, Dobo KL, Ku WW |
| 42 |
121 |
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE AND NARINGIN: AN EVALUATION OF
THEIR ANTIGENOTOXIC AND ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY |
Martino RL, Alvarez GI, Madrigal BE |
| 43 |
133 |
THE USE OF ANIMAL AND IN VITRO MODELS TO
STUDY THE CONSEQUENCE OF ESSIAC(R) HERBAL TONIC EXPOSURE ON THE MAMMARY
GLAND |
Montgomery J, Kulp KS, Ramsey MJ, Latham ER, Cutter
B, Knize M, Bennett LM |
| 44 |
134 |
AUTOMATION OF ANEUPLOIDY AND POLYPLOIDY EVALUATION:
PROCESS VALIDATION STUDIES |
Muehlbauer PA, Schuler MJ |
| 45 |
135 |
AUTOMATION OF ANEUPLOIDY AND POLYPLOIDY EVALUATION:
A NOVEL PROCESS FOR DETECTING ANEUGENIC AGENTS |
Muehlbauer PA, Schuler MJ |
| 46 |
140 |
AFFYMETRIX MICROARRAY ANALYSIS OF BENZO[A]PYRENE
INDUCED CHANGES IN GENE EXPRESSION IN RAT LIVER |
N’Jai A, Jelaso AM, Ide CF, Means JC |
| 47 |
143 |
GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF PROXIMAL TUBULAR AND
GLOMERULAR NEPHROXICANTS |
Nordone PJ, Hu R, Sullivan L, Piddington C, Fitzpatrick
VD, Healy L, Wen D, Hamadeh H, Cosenza ME, Afshari C, Thukral SK |
| 48 |
146 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE NUMERICAL CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS
DURING CERVICAL CARCINOGENESIS USING MULTIPLE PROBE FLUORESCENCE IN SITU
HYBRIDIZATION IN A MEXICAN POPULATION |
Olaharski AJ, Guzman P, Gonsebatt ME, Sotelo-Regil
R, Eastmond DA |
| 49 |
149 |
THE SYRIAN HAMSTER EMBRYO CELL TRANSFORMATION ASSAY:
NEGATIVE RESULTS WITH AMPICILLIN |
Oshiro Y, Bunch RT |
| 50 |
160 |
NON-DISJUNCTION EVENTS INDUCED BY ALBENDAZOLE AND
ITS ACTIVE METABOLITE IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES TREATED IN VITRO |
Ramirez T, Eastmond DA, Herrera LA |
| 51 |
165 |
PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF SECRETED PROTEINS FROM HEPG2
LIVER CELLS |
Rudd CR, Shaler T |
| 52 |
166 |
ISOLATION OF ANTIGENOTOXIC COMPONENTS AND ANTIOXIDANTS
FROM COMMERCIAL CORN PROCESSING BY-PRODUCTS |
Rundell MS, Muellner MG, Wagner ED, Plewa MJ, Berhow
MA, Vaughn SF |
| 53 |
170 |
EVALUATION OF P53 PROTEIN IN CIRCULATING LYMPHOCYTES |
Salazar AM, Calderon-Aranda E, Bendesky A, Sordo
M, Zacarias MM, Cebrian ME, Ostrosky-Wegman P |
| 54 |
197 |
EFFECTS OF DIETARY FOLATE ON ARSENIC-INDUCED GENE
EXPRESSION IN MICE |
Thai SF, Barnes J, McDorman E, Fuscoe J, Allen
JW |
| 55 |
199 |
MULTI-LABORATORY VALIDATION OF A FLOW CYTOMETRIC
MICRONUCLEUS ANALYSIS SYSTEM: RESULTS FROM METHOTREXATE AND VINCRISTINE |
Torous DK, Hall NE, Gleason SE, Murante FG, Illi-Love
AH, McNamee JP, Blakey DH |
| 56 |
203 |
DOSE-RESPONSE STUDY OF VEGETABLES ON GENE EXPRESSION
IN COLON MUCOSA OF C57BL6 FEMALE MICE |
van Breda SGJ, van Agen E, Kienhuis AS, Kleinjans
JCS, van Delft JHM |
| 57 |
224 |
APPLICATION OF A TWO-STAGE MORPHOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION
MODEL OF SYRIAN HAMSTER EMBRYO (SHE) CELLS TO DETECT CHEMOPREVENTIVE AGENTS |
Zhang H, Borman HD, Myhr BC |
| 58 |
255 |
ANTI-CLASTOGENICITY OF IONIZING RADIATION BY APIGENIN |
Tungjai M, Whorton EB, Rithidech K |
| 59 |
257 |
EVALUATION OF THREE NATURAL PRODUCTS, BILBURY FRUIT
EXTRACT, BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND SOYGOLD IN MOUSE MICRONUCLEUS TESTS |
Xu J, Shore KSK, Thilagar A |
| 60 |
260 |
EFFECT OF ETHANOL ON THE SPECTRUM OF CODON 61 H-RAS
MUTATIONS IN LIVER TUMORS OF MALE B6C3F1 MICE TREATED WITH URETHANE |
Hamilton LP, Pogribny IP, Mellick PW, Beland FA |
| SESSION III: Tuesday, May
13, 2003, 10:50 am - 1:15 pm |
Fontainebleau C and D |
| (Use your Internet browser's
"Find" function to locate your name or title in the list below.) |
| Odd numbered posters to be attended 10:50AM - 12:00 PM; Even
numbered posters to be attended from 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM |
| |
| DNA Damage, Repair, and
Mutagenesis |
| Poster
Number |
Abstract
Number |
Title |
Authors |
| 1 |
4 |
EFFECT OF XPD POLYMORPHISMS ON THE GENOTOXIC DAMAGED
INDUCED BY THE TOBACCO-SPECIFIC NITROSAMINE NNK |
Affatato AA, Wolfe KJ, Hallberg C, Abdel-Rahman
SZ |
| 2 |
244 |
ANALYSIS OF DNA-PK COMPLEX IN ESTABLISHED CELL
LINES AFTER X-RAY EXPOSURE |
Barattini P, Stronati L, Grollino MG, Gumiero D,
Tirindelli Danesi D |
| 3 |
34 |
INDUCTION AND ACCUMULATION OF CYTOGENETIC DAMAGE
IN P53 KNOCKOUT HETEROZYGOUS AND ISOGENIC PARENTAL STRAIN MICE AFTER SIX
MONTHS ORAL TREATMENT WITH MELPHALAN |
Cinelli S, Ranaldi R, Lascialfari A, Pacchierotti
F, Stronati L, Pecis A |
| 4 |
41 |
SATURATING DNA LOOP RELAXATION FOR ACCURATE DOUBLE
STRAND BREAK DETECTION IN THE NEUTRAL COMET ASSAY |
De Miranda Cabral Gontijo AM, Salvadori DMF, Rothfuss
A |
| 5 |
56 |
HEAVY METALS STIMULATE GENETIC DAMAGE BY HUMAN
RETROTRANSPOSONS |
Elsawy MM, Kale S, Bruch H, Deininger PL |
| 6 |
71 |
ATM IS ACTIVATED BY DNA DOUBLE STRAND BREAKS GENERATED
DURING RECOMBINATIONAL REPAIR OF HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM [CR(VI)]-INDUCED DNA
DAMAGE |
Ha L, Ceryak S, Fornsaglio JL, Patierno SR |
| 7 |
76 |
MODIFICATION OF THE MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF SIRNA
MOLECULES PERMITS GENE SILENCING IN BACTERIA |
Hofmann ER, Lamberton JS, Dugan LC, Christian AT |
| 8 |
96 |
EFFECTS OF EXTRACELLULAR AND INTRACELLULAR FACTORS
ON CHROMIUM (III) AND CHROMIUM (VI)GENOTOXICITY |
Kirpnick Z, Schiestl RH |
| 9 |
102 |
VARYING THE NUCLEIC ACID COMPOSITION OF SHORT INTERFERING
MOLECULES GREATLY VARIES THE DEGREE AND DURATION OF GENE SILENCING |
Lamberton JS, Christian AT |
| 10 |
120 |
GENOTOXIC EFFECT OF AFLATOXIN IN ANIMALS WITH PARASITE-ASSOCIATED
INFLAMMATION |
Martin H, Gentile GJ, Gentile JM |
| 11 |
124 |
GENETIC SENSITIVITY TO LOW-DOSES OF IONIZING RADIATION |
Mata-López D, Arizmendi-Pérez O,
Ostrosky-Wegman P |
| 12 |
136 |
STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS FOR GENOTOXICITY
AMONG A SERIES OF EPOTHILONES |
Mueller L, Frieauff W, Plappert U, Hartmann A,
Martus HJ, Wartmann M, Suter W |
| 13 |
144 |
INCISION OF CHROMIUM-INDUCED DNA DAMAGE BY THERMAL-RESISTANT
UVRABC ENDONUCLEASE |
O’Brien TJ, Jiang GH, Mandel HG, States JC, Patierno
SR |
| 14 |
192 |
IMPLICATION FOR NOVEL P53-REGULATED GENE PRODUCTS
INVOLVED IN S-PHASE PROGRESSION FOLLOWING ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION |
Spronck JC, Becerril C, McKay BC |
| 15 |
196 |
SINGLE BASE INSTABILITY IN HUMAN CANCER |
Tapp RA, Feng JT, Carlson JA, Wilson VL |
| 16 |
246 |
OXIDATION OF 8-OXODG IN SINGLE-STRANDED DNA FORMS
HIGHLY MUTAGENIC BASE LESIONS THAT ARE REFRACTORY TO REPAIR IN VIVO |
Henderson PT, Delaney JC, Muller JG, Neeley WS,
Tannenbaum SR, Essigmann JM |
| 17 |
210 |
DO SPONTANEOUS MULTIPLE MUTATIONS CLUSTER? |
Wang J, Hill KA, Nasrawi S, Li X, Sommer SS |
| 18 |
215 |
A MODEL OF SENSITIVITY: 1,3-BUTADIENE INDUCES HPRT
MUTANTS IN MICE LACKING MICROSOMAL EPOXIDE HYDROLASE ACTIVITY |
Wickliffe JK, Ammenheuser MM, Hastings-Smith DA,
Ward JB |
| 19 |
217 |
RAPID DNA SYNTHESIS FROM SHORT OLIGODEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDES |
Williams JM, Mariella RP, Christian AT |
| 20a |
229 |
OKADAIC ACID, AN INHIBITOR OF PHOSPHATASE 1 AND
2A, INDUCES PREMATURE CENTROMERE SEPARATION OF SISTER CHROMATIDS DURING
MEIOSIS AND ANEUPLOIDY IN MOUSE OOCYTES |
Mailhes JB, Mastromatteo C |
| 20b |
247 |
PROGERIA FIBROBLASTS CAN ENTER SENESCENCE IN THE
PRESENCE OF TELOMERASE: CYTOGENETIC FINDINGS |
Corso C, Faragher RGA, Parry EM, Parry JM |
| 20c |
254 |
GENE MUTATION PREDISPOSITION IN BLOOM SYNDROME
MICE |
Wang Y, Heddle JA |
| 20d |
264 |
TET-REGULATED TARGETING OF ENDOIII AND ENDOVIII
INTO MITOCHONDRIA. |
Rachek LI, Alexeyev MF, Pastukh VV, LeDoux SP,
Wilson GL |
| Environmental Agents: Detection
and Effects |
| 21 |
2 |
CYP2C9 POLYMORPHISMS AND WARFARIN DOSE REQUIREMENT:
A PHARMACOGENOMIC STUDY |
Abdel-Rahman SZ, El-Zein R, Lee C, vonMarrensdorf
H, Affatato AA, Wolfe KJ, Hallberg C |
| 22 |
5 |
ACTIVITY OF A NATURAL FOOD COLOUR (ANNATTO) ON
RAT COLON CARCINOGENESIS |
Agner AR, Bazo AP, Ribeiro LR, De Camargo JLV,
Salvadori DMF |
| 23 |
10 |
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENE EXPRESSION CHANGES
IN PRIMARY CULTURED MOUSE HEPATOCYTES AND MOUSE LIVER FOLLOWING TREATMENT
WITH METHYL METHANESULFONATE |
Altizer JL, Islaih M, Newton RK |
| 24 |
28 |
THE PRESENCE OF MICRONUCLEI IN EXFOLIATED CERVICAL
UTERINE CELLS. AN ALTERNATIVE TEST TO DETERMINE CERVICAL UTERINE CANCER |
Cabrera GL, Rodriguez DMG, Martinez GMG, Aguilar
KE |
| 25 |
31 |
GSTT1 AND NOT GSTM1 IS ASSOCIATED WITH GASTRIC
CANCER INCIDENCE IN A PAISA COMMUNITY (COLOMBIA) |
CastaZo-Molina E, Camargo M, Santacoloma M, Arango
L, Villegas CR, Zuluaga D, Arcos-Burgos M |
| 26 |
35 |
DELAYED CYTOTOXICITY AS A PREDICTOR OF GENOTOXICITY
IN CHL CELLS |
Clare MG, Asita AO, Obuya SK, Budda MR, Atterwill
CK |
| 27 |
245 |
CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE IS PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE MICRONUCLEI INDUCED BY 1,4-DIOXANE IN THE BONE MARROW AND LIVER OF YOUNG
CD-1 MICE |
Roy SK, Thilagar AK, Eastmond DA |
| 28 |
43 |
OXIDATION POTENTIAL: A TOOL FOR PREDICTING GENOTOXICITY |
Deahl JT, Phebus LA, Garriott ML |
| 29 |
50 |
COMPARISON OF MUTAGENICITY FROM DIFFERENT ZONES
OF A DAM WHICH IS THE MAIN SOURCE FOR WATER PURIFICATION PLANT |
Duque A, Orozco LY, Zuleta M |
| 30 |
53 |
THE MUTAGENICITY OF METALLIZED AND UNMETALLIZED
AZO AND FORMAZAN DYES IN THE SALMONELLA MUTAGENICITY ASSAY |
Edwards LC, Freeman HS, Claxton LD |
| 31 |
54 |
ANALYSIS OF P53 MUTATIONS IN HUMAN TUMORS: MOLECULAR
EPIDEMIOLOGY APPROACH TO CANCER ETIOLOGY, RISK ASSESSMENT AND PREVENTION |
Elespuru RK |
| 32 |
57 |
IN SEARCH OF A ROUTINE POSTIVE CONTROL ARTICLE
FOR THE IN VIVO MAMMALIAN SPERMATOGONIAL CHROMOSOME ABERRATION TEST |
Erexson GL, Anthony RM, Lebowitz HD |
| 33 |
62 |
THE USEFULNESS OF CYTOGENETIC BIOMARKERS IN ASSESSMENT
OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION |
Garaj-Vrhovac V, Kopjar N |
| 34 |
64 |
SUPPRESSION OF RABBIT PULMONARY CYP1A1 BY INTRATRACHEAL
EXPOSURE TO SILICA |
Ghanem MM, Battelli L, Kashon M, Ma JYC, Vallyathan
V, Nath J, Hubbs AF |
| 35 |
66 |
GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS OF CYP1A1, CYP2E1, GLUTATHIONE
S-TRANSFERASE M1 Y T1, AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO GASTRIC CANCER IN COSTA RICA |
Gonzáqlez MA, Ramírez V, Cuenca P,
Sierra R |
| 36 |
68 |
COMPARISON OF MUTATION FREQUENCIES OF 4 KNOWN MUTAGENS
AT THE LAC I AND CII LOCI IN THE RAT2 TRANSGENIC CELL LINE |
Gunther WC, Sasaki JC, Schuler MJ |
| 37 |
73 |
CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF HELA CELLS TO ZIDOVUDINE (3'-AZIDO-3'-DEOXYTHYMIDINE,
AZT) RESULTS IN PERSISTENT MITOCHONDRIAL ALTERATIONS IN DNA QUANTITY, GENE
EXPRESSION, MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION |
Haverkos KJ, Olivero OA, Humsi J, Nagashima K,
Poirier MC, Divi RL |
| 38 |
85 |
GENE EXPRESSION LEVELS AS BIOINDICATORS OF EXPOSURE
TO PCBS IN DEVELOPING XENOPUS LAEVIS TADPOLES |
Jelaso AM, Means JC, Ide CF |
| 39 |
91 |
ASSOCIATION OF ALDH2 POLYMORPHISM WITH ACETALDEHYDE-INDUCED
MICRONUCLEI AND FACIAL FLUSHING AFTER ALCOHOL INTAKE |
Kim JS, Cho YH, Kim YJ, Kim TY, Chung HW |
| 40 |
95 |
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE GENOTOXICITY OF 2-HYDROXY-1,4-NAPHTHOQUINONE,
THE NATURAL DYE INGREDIENT OF HENNA |
Kirkland DJ, Marzin D |
| 41 |
97 |
GENOTOXICITY OF FORMALDEHYDE IN SCREENING AMES
AND IN VITRO MICRONUCLEUS ASSAYS |
Krishna G, Diehl MS, Sonder PA, Fagerland JA |
| 42 |
101 |
THE ROLE OF TRANSGENIC RODENT ASSAYS IN THE ASSESSMENT
OF GENOTOXICITY: A RELATIONAL DATABASE APPROACH |
Lambert IB, Douglas GR |
| 43 |
110 |
SPERM COMET AND TUNEL ASSAYS: EFFECTS OF INTRA-INDIVIDUAL
VARIABILITY OVER TIME AND FREEZING |
Lim KL, Xun L, Robbins WA |
| 44 |
115 |
ALTERED GENE EXPRESSION PATTERNS IN MCF-7 CELLS
INDUCED BY THE URBAN DUST COMPLEX MIXTURE SRM 1649 MONITORED USING DNA MICROARRAYS |
Mahadevan B, Keshava C, Musafia T, Pecaj A, Weston
A, Baird WM |
| 45 |
117 |
EVALUATION OF CUSTOMIZED MCASE MUTAGENICITY DATABASES
USING A TEST PANEL OF PHARMACEUTICAL STRUCTURES |
Mandakas G, Goodsaid FM, Snyder RD, Rosenblum IY |
| 46 |
250 |
GENETICALLY MODIFIED CHO CELLS EXPRESSING HUMAN
UGT1A1 FOR STUDYING THE GLUCURONIDATION OF HETEROCYCLIC AMINES FROM COOKED
FOOD |
Wu RW, Malfatti MA, Felton JS |
| 47 |
137 |
DEVELOPMENT OF THE FTC ANTIOXIDANT MICROPLATE ASSAY
AND THE ISOLATION OF ANTIOXIDANTS FROM AGRICULTURAL BY-PRODUCTS |
Muellner MG, Rundell MS, Wagner EW, Plewa MJ |
| 48 |
141 |
EVALUATION OF THE GENOTOXIC POTENTIAL OF STYRENE |
Nestmann ER, Lynch BS, Ratpan F |
| 49 |
142 |
LACK OF IN VIVO DNA ADDUCT FORMATION IN
VARIOUS TISSUES OF RATS SUBCHRONICALLY EXPOSED TO CYCLOALIPHATIC EPOXY RESIN
ERL-4221 |
Nitschke KD, Nath RG, Van Miller JP |
| 50 |
148 |
MUTAGENICITY, DNA DAMAGE AND IDENTIFICATION OF
MUTAGENIC HETEROCYCLIC AMINES IN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER WHICH CONTAMINATE
WATER PURIFICATION PLANTS |
Orozco LY, López CA, Naranjo LC, Morales
GE, Montoya M, Zuleta M |
| 51 |
152 |
THE MOUSE LYMPHOMA ASSAY: DOES DIRECT PLATING GIVE
A MORE ACCURATE ESTIMATE OF THE TRUE MUTATION FREQUENCY AND THE RATIO OF
SMALL AND LARGE COLONY MUTANTS? |
Paré C, Proudlock RJ |
| 52 |
156 |
MAMMALIAN CELL CYTOTOXICITY AND GENOTOXICITY OF
NEW DRINKING WATER DISINFECTION BY-PRODUCTS |
Plewa MJ, Wagner ED, Kim AC, Nelson R, Richardson
SD |
| 53 |
167 |
GENETIC TOXICOLOGY TESTING OF CANCER CHEMOPREVENTIVE
AGENTS |
Rupa DS, Riccio ES, Rausch LL, Shimon JA, Kapetanovic
IM, Mortelmans KE |
| 54 |
168 |
IDENTIFICATION OF DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED GENES
BY METHYL MERCURY IN NEUROBLASTOMA CELL LINE USING SUPRESSION SUBTRACTIVE
HYBRIDIZATION |
Ryu JC, Kim YJ, Chang ST, Yun HJ, Chai YG |
| 55 |
172 |
EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ACCLIMATION ON THE WHITE
MUSCLE GENE EXPRESSION PROFILE OF RAINBOW TROUT:ESTS AND MACRO-ARRAY GENE
FILTER APPROACH |
Salem M, Killefer J, Nath J |
| 56 |
189 |
A CROSS-PLATFORM COMPARISON OF IN SILICO
MODELS FOR PREDICTING GENOTOXICITY USING MARKETED PHARMACEUTICALS |
Snyder RD, Mandakas G, Pearl G, Goodsaid FM, Rosenblum
IY |
| 57 |
214 |
THE INFLUENCE OF OXYGENATED FUEL DERIVATIVES ON
THE MUTAGENICITY OF LIGHT-DUTY DIESEL EMISSIONS |
White PA, Zhu J, Aikawa B, Gingerich J, Bailey
J, Soper L, Douglas GR |
| 58 |
1 |
IDENTIFICATION OF GENE EXPRESSION PROFILE DISCRIMINATING
DIRECT-ACTING AND INDIRECT-ACTING GENOTOXINS |
Aardema MJ, Hu T, Gibson DP, Carr GJ, Torontali
SM, Tiesman JP |
| 59 |
261 |
INDUCTION OF TK AND HPRT LYMPHOCYTE MUTATIONS AND
MICRONUCLEI IN B6C3F1/TK+/- MICE TREATED NEONATALLY WITH THE ANTI-RETROVIRAL
DRUGS STAVUDINE, ZALCITABINE, AND NEVIRAPINE. |
Von Tungeln LS, Hamilton LP, Dobrovolsky VN, Shaddock
JG, McGarrity LJ, Morris SM, Heflich RH, Beland FA |
