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• A Metabolically Competent Human Cell Line Expressing Five cDNAs Encoding Procarcinogen-Activating Enzymes: Application to Mutagenicity Testing. C.L, Crespie, F.J. Gonzalez, D.T. Steimel, T.R. Turner, H.V. Gelvoin, B.W. Penman, and R. Langenbach. ι Carbamoylation of Peptides and Proteins In Vitro fry S-(N-Methylcarbamoyl) glutathione and S-(N-Methylcarbamoyl) cysteine, Two Electrophilic S-Linked Conjugates of Methyl hocyanate. Slattet, M.S. Rashed, D.-H. Han, and T.A. Billie. ι Identification of Epoxide- and Quinone-Derived
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Bromobenzene Adducts to Protein Sulfur Nucleophiles. D.E.
Slaughter and R.P. Hanzlik. ι Mass Spectrometry Analysis of Tobacco-Specific Nitrosamine-DNA Adducts in Smokers and Nonsmokers. Foiles, S.A. Akerkar, S.G. Carmella, M. Kagan, G.D. Stoner, J.H. Resau, and S.S. Hecht.
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