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The object of this investigation was the sensitivity to chemical mutagens of chromosomes of human lymphocytes obtained from different individuals. The distribution of individuals with respect to their sensitivity to fotrin and cytosine-arabinoside was studied. Tests for two characteristics were used, viz. "the percent of aberrant metaphases" and "the number of chrimosome breaks per 100 cells". It is shown by the statistical analysis, that the distribution does not depend on the stage of the cell cycle. The distribution of the individuals tested with respect to their sensitivity to mutagens was shown to be normal. Certain recommendations concerning the planning of experiments and the exposure of the experimental data are given by the authors.
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
January 1977,
TSitologiia i genetika,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
September 1995,
Mutation research,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
January 1973,
Radiobiologiia,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
June 1989,
Mutation research,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
April 1979,
Meditsinskaia radiologiia,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
March 1968,
Radiation research,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
February 1980,
Radiation research,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
January 1978,
Biulleten' eksperimental'noi biologii i meditsiny,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
December 1971,
Mutation research,
T O Tarusina, and
K N Iakovenko
January 1982,
Radiobiologiia,
