p53 mutations as fingerprints of environmental carcinogens

Articles in the same Issue

1. Effects of vitamin C supplementation in human volunteers with a range of cholesterol levels on biomarkers of oxygen radical-generated damage
2. Cytochrome P4501A and associated mixed-function oxidase induction in fish as a biomarker for toxic carcinogenic pollutants in the aquatic environment
3. p53 mutations as fingerprints of environmental carcinogens
4. Role of neuronal nitric oxide in methamphetamine neurotoxicity and protection by nNOS inhibitor
5. Recent advances in metal carcinogenicity
6. A review of human and sub-human primate toxicity of hexachlorobenzene
7. Use of genetically altered animal models in understanding the role of metallothionein in cadmium toxicity
8. Environmental specimen banking. Herring gull eggs and breams as bioindicators for monitoring longterm and spatial trends of chlorinated hydrocarbons
9. Role of catecholamines and cyclic AMP systems in phencyclidine and morphine dependence. Study of mutant mice
10. The mechanism of the releasing action of amphetamine. Uptake, superfusion, and electrophysiological studies on transporter-transfected cells
11. Risk assessment. Principles and consequences
12. Sectional hair testing. Judicial and clinical applications
13. Properties and units in the clinical laboratory sciences. Part XVI. Properties and units in clinical allergology (Technical Report) (IFCC-IUPAC 1999)