Research Article
Genotoxicity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Nitro-Derived in Respirable Airborne Particulate Matter Collected from Urban Areas of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Table 2
Induced mutagenic by airborne particulate matter organic extracts (rev/m3).
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1: UERJ; 2: Avenida Brasil; 3: Rebouças tunnel. n.d.a: not detected. Negative control: DMSO for the mutagenicity assay without S9 mix was TA98, (28 ± 5); YG1021, (20 ± 2); YG1024, (18 ± 4). DMSO for the mutagenicity assay with S9 mix was TA98, (43 ± 3); YG1021, (35 ± 23); YG1024, (18 ± 5). Positive controls for the mutagenicity assay without S9 mix were 4-nitroquinoline oxide (0.5 µg/plate) for TA98, (853 ± 72); YG1021, (719 ± 75); YG1024, (1021 ± 54). Positive controls for the mutagenicity assay with S9 mix were 2-aminofluorene (1 µg/plate) for TA98, (214 ± 42); YG1021, (150 ± 32); YG1024, (219 ± 81). |