2009
DOI: 10.17816/ecogen7310-16
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Approach to estimate mutagenic effect of polluted water by cytogenetic method on bioindicator species Asellus aquaticus (Isopoda)

Abstract: ВВедениеК многочисленным факторам, влияющим на состояние окружающей сре-ды, в последнее время с нарастающей скоростью добавляются все новые, связанные с бурным развитием человеческого общества. Причем отдельные факторы могут сами по себе не представлять особой опасности, но синергизм их аддитивного действия оказывает на биосферу существенное влияние. Уже сложившиеся в процессе эволюции биосистемы не всегда могут справиться с этими новыми, комплексными по своей природе воздействиями, и в био-сфере нарастает нап… Show more

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“…It was shown that BE is not cell-type dependent and can be induced in mixed cell cultures containing cells of different lines or cells derived from different species [4]. In addition, there is evidence for the existence of BE-like interactions in vivo in animals [5], in plants [6], as well as between cohabiting individuals of the same species [7,8]. The topical question is whether the mechanisms of BE induction are universal for all organisms, and therefore whether it can occur between the cells of evolutionary distant organisms?…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was shown that BE is not cell-type dependent and can be induced in mixed cell cultures containing cells of different lines or cells derived from different species [4]. In addition, there is evidence for the existence of BE-like interactions in vivo in animals [5], in plants [6], as well as between cohabiting individuals of the same species [7,8]. The topical question is whether the mechanisms of BE induction are universal for all organisms, and therefore whether it can occur between the cells of evolutionary distant organisms?…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%