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Inhibition of β-propiolactone-induced mutagenesis and neoplasia by sodium thiosulfate

Wattenberg et al., 1987

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2720210628114669537
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Wattenberg L
Hochalter J
Galbraith A
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Cancer research

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Studies have been initiated to find compounds that can trap directacting carcinogens within the stomach. Sodium thiosulfate (STS) is a potent nucleophile and in initial experiments was found to inhibit mutagenesis resulting from exposure of Salmonella typhimurium strain …
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