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The in vitro metabolism, macromolecular binding and bacterial mutagenicity of 4 chlorobiphenyl, a model PCB substrate
C. Wyndham, J. Devenish,
S. Safe
Academic Institute
Houston Methodist
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Medicine & Life Sciences
4-chlorobiphenyl
100%
Polychlorinated Biphenyls
65%
In Vitro Techniques
22%
RNA
18%
Oxides
15%
Mutagens
15%
Salmonella typhimurium
15%
Rabbits
9%
Light
9%
Liver
6%
Proteins
4%
Chemistry
4-Chlorobiphenyl
89%
Polychlorobiphenyl
61%
Pharmacological Metabolism
40%
Arene Oxide
20%
Mutagen
16%
Metabolite
9%
Strain
9%
Compound Isomer
8%
Protein
5%