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But Dr Keith Baverstock, who worked on the project, ... described a process known as genotoxicity, which begins when depleted uranium dust is inhaled.

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By hitting multiple cancer treatment targets, Curaxins resemble long known and very efficacious anticancer drugs, such as doxorubicin or cisplatin, but without their genotoxicity, which is the main challenge of historical chemotherapies.

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A second study, also to be presented Sunday at the meeting, looked at the potential for a side effect from hydroxyurea called genotoxicity.

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"In all three cases, the Panel considered that studies were sufficient to remove concerns over genotoxicity - in other words, damage to the genetic material of cells."

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"In all three cases, the Panel considered that studies were sufficient to remove concerns over genotoxicity - in other words, damage to the genetic material of cells."

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In addition expanding legislation is resulting in increasingly stringent controls on effluent discharges, highlighting the inclusion of other indicators, such as genotoxicity, in standard monitoring requirements.

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"Differences in rates of benzene metabolism correlate with observed genotoxicity."

Leo Galland, M.D.: Why You Need to Detoxify 24 Hours a Day 2010

"Differences in rates of benzene metabolism correlate with observed genotoxicity."

Leo Galland, M.D.: Why You Need to Detoxify 24 Hours a Day 2010

"Differences in rates of benzene metabolism correlate with observed genotoxicity."

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"Differences in rates of benzene metabolism correlate with observed genotoxicity."

Leo Galland, M.D.: Why You Need to Detoxify 24 Hours a Day 2010