The comet assay (single cell gel electrophoresis) is widely used as a biomonitoring tool to
assess DNA damage–strand breaks, as well as oxidised bases; it can also be adapted to …

The comet assay (single cell gel electrophoresis) is the most common method for measuring
DNA damage in eukaryotic cells or disaggregated tissues. The assay depends on the …

The comet assay is now the method of choice for measuring most kinds of DNA damage in
cells. However, due to the lack of a standardised protocol inter-laboratory comparisons are …

Single‐cell gel electrophoresis, commonly called a comet assay, is a simple and sensitive
method for assessing DNA damage at the single‐cell level. It is an important technique in …

Abstract The International Comet Assay Workshops are a series of scientific conferences
dealing with practical and theoretical aspects of the Comet Assay (single-cell gel …

The comet assay (single-cell gel electrophoresis) is a simple and sensitive method for
studying DNA damage and repair. In this microgel electrophoresis technique, a small …

We reviewed the data of 45 alkaline comet assay studies with lymphocytes published during
the last three years with the objective of monitoring human exposure to genotoxic agents as …

Biomonitoring of human populations exposed to potential mutagens or carcinogens can
provide an early detection system for the initiation of cell disregulation in the development of …

The comet assay is widely used to detect DNA damage in single cells. However, only
moderate attention has been paid to the experimental variability of this assay, especially …

Human biomonitoring studies aim to identify potential exposures to environmental,
occupational, or lifestyle toxicants in human populations and are commonly used by public …