The genetic toxicology of metal compounds: I. Induction of λ prophage in <i>E coli</i> WP2<sub>S</sub>(λ)
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A number of metal compounds have been shown to be human carcinogens. Others, while not proven human carcinogens, are able to cause tumors in laboratory animals. Short‐term bacterial assays for genotoxic effects have not been successful in predicting the carcinogenicity of metal compounds. We report here the ability of some metal compounds to cause the induction of λ prophage in
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