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smooth hawksbeard/albumin

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[Mutagenic and antimutagenic activities of human whole blood, plasma and albumin].

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The seeds of Crepis capillaris were used to examine the mutagenic und antimutagenic properties of human whole blood, plasma, serum albumin and gamma-globulin by recording chromosomal and chromatid aberrations. The antimutagenic activity was determined by preliminary, simultaneous, and subsequent

[Genoprotective human blood activity and its mechanisms].

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Anticlastogenic properties of plasma and proteins (albumin and gamma-globulin) of the human blood were studied using seeds of Crepis capillaris (chromosome aberration assay). Antimutagen p-amino-benzoic acid was used as a comparative reagent. Anticlastogenic activity dependent of processing
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