Within the last decade, the comet assay has been used with increasing popularity to
investigate the level of DNA damage in terms of strand breaks and alkaline labile sites in …

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 …

The use of chemical elixirs for the treatment of cancer can be traced through the medicinal
customs and practices of a number of cultures. 1 The modern use of pharmacologic agents …

Objective: This study evaluated health care worker exposure to antineoplastic drugs.
Methods: A cross-sectional study examined environmental samples from pharmacy and …

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 …

This review summarises the current database on the micronucleus (MN) assay with
exfoliated cells (MEC assay) and evaluates the predictive value of this model for the …

In order to assess occupational exposure of hospital personnel involved in the preparation
and administration of antineoplastic drugs, biological and environmental monitoring are …

Genotoxicity measured by the comet assay is expressed by different researchers using
parameters that are not easy to conceptualize, except for percent tail DNA (% T) or visual …

Background To determine the relationships of potential occupational exposure to
antineoplastic drugs with cancer incidence and adverse pregnancy outcomes in a historical …

The comet assay, also called the single-cell gel electrophoresis (SCGE) assay, is a rapid
and sensitive method for the detection of DNA damage (strand breaks and alkali-labile sites) …