
doi: 10.1007/bf00330908
pmid: 4967340
The frequency of aberrations induced by DEB depends on the temperature and concentration of the agent. The effect of DEB is delayed. Pretreatment with EDTA increased the frequency of aberrations. The frequency of aberrations was also increased after simultaneous treatment with DEB and chloramphenicol or streptomycin. Pre- and posttreatment with protein synthesis inhibitors had a reverse effect, the frequency of aberrations was decreased.
Chromosome Aberrations, Alkylating Agents, Chloramphenicol, Epoxy Resins, Ethers, Cyclic, Seeds, Streptomycin, Temperature, Plants, Edible, Edetic Acid
Chromosome Aberrations, Alkylating Agents, Chloramphenicol, Epoxy Resins, Ethers, Cyclic, Seeds, Streptomycin, Temperature, Plants, Edible, Edetic Acid
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