chromosomal damage and hair dye
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1980
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Abstract
In the present study twelve albino rats were taken animals were kept as controls and on 8 rats hair dye was applied daily on the head and test of the body. After 2 months chromosomal study was done from bone marrow by the direct Chromosomal damage was noted in the hair-dyed animals.
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| Authors | ;M S Siddiqui;M A Khan;A S Das |
| Journal | crystallization of organic compounds: an industrial perspective |
| Year | 1980 |
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