2000
The Role of Metabolism and Specific Metabolites in Benzene-Induced Toxicity: Evidence and Issues
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“…The %mdC levels in HL-60 cells in our experiments are similar to those reported earlier by Aarbakke, et al 22) and decreased when cells were incubated with AzaC. It is generally accepted that benzene toxicity is mediated through the metabolic formation of reactive metabolites [3][4][5][6] . Various metabolites of benzene are considered to lead to toxicity through the production of ROS, inhibition of topoisomerase and induction of DNA damage [3][4][5][6] .…”
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