Titlebook: Genotoxic Effects of Airborne Agents; Raymund R. Tice,Daniel L. Costa,Karen M. Schaich Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 Potential.can

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Problems Associated with Assessing the Mutagenicity of Inhalable Particulate Matter during use of aerosolizable or volatile mutagenic materials. The general public may be exposed to environmental concentrations (released airborne materials) or in the course of using various product materials or other personal activities.

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Session III. Plant Bioassays for the Detection of Airborne Genotoxic Agentsnditions. Constraints of sterile culture are not a factor. These eukaryotic plant systems can be exposed for periods of a few minutes to days or weeks, thus simulating acute workplace exposures as well as chronic exposure to ambient atmospheres.

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Plant Genetic Systems with Potential for the Detection of Atmospheric Mutagense been used, the . stamen hair and micronucleus systems are the only ones for which an appreciable amount of data on atmospheric mutagens is available (see Schairer et al. and Ma et al., these Proceedings).

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In Vitro Analysis of Mammalian Cells Exposed In Vitro and In Vivo to Airborne Agentsuse of cancer deaths in men and, disturbingly, is rapidly increasing in women as well (1). Genotoxic airborne agents such as gaseous and particulate agents from industrial wastes, automobile exhaust, cigarette smoke and many mining and manufacturing processes (2,3) constitute the most important sour