mutagens

How Are Mutagens Detected?

There are several methods for detecting mutagens, including:
Ames Test: A widely used assay that screens for chemical mutagens by observing their effect on bacterial DNA.
Chromosomal Aberration Test: This test looks for structural changes in chromosomes.
Micronucleus Test: This test detects the formation of small, extranuclear bodies in cells, indicating chromosomal damage.

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