Claim · model-written summary
Authors identify germination, root length, weight gain, MN and MDA as sensitive toxicity biomarkers.
- Taxon
- Phaseolus vulgaris L.
Phaseolus vulgarise1 - Outcome
- very sensitive and useful biomarkerse0
- Value
- GP, RL, WG, MN and MDAe0
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Verbatim
e0“GP, RL, WG, MN and MDA are very sensitive and useful biomarkers for biomonitoring these effects”
e1“Phaseolus vulgaris L.”
Title
Kultigin Cavusoglu; Emine Yalcin PubMed 2010
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Intervention effect Both Al and Co significantly reduced germination, root length and weight gain.
- Observation Control seeds reached 96% germination.
- Intervention effect Co at 25 ppm decreased germination by 30%.
- Intervention effect Co at 50 ppm decreased germination by 50%.
- Intervention effect Al at 25 ppm decreased germination by 42%.
- Intervention effect Al at 50 ppm decreased germination by 64%.
- Observation Control seed weight increased about 1.31 g.
- Observation Control mean root length was 3.71 cm.
- Intervention effect Co-treated seeds at 50 ppm gained about 0.34 g.
- Intervention effect Al-treated seeds at 50 ppm gained about 0.19 g.
- Intervention effect Al and Co raised micronucleus frequency with dose.
- Observation The greatest MN frequency was at 50 ppm Al.
- Observation The least MN frequency was at 25 ppm Co.
- Intervention effect Al at 25 ppm raised MDA about 62% over control.
- Intervention effect Al at 50 ppm raised MDA about 136% over control.
- Intervention effect Co at 25 ppm raised MDA about 31% over control.
- Intervention effect Co at 50 ppm raised MDA about 91% over control.
- Observation Most measured parameters were higher under Co than Al, except MN and MDA.
- Intervention effect Al and Co lowered DNA yield against controls.