In Vivo Micronucleus test using Acridine Orange.
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In Vivo Micronucleus test using Acridine Orange.
Started this discussion. Last reply by anitha eswari Jan 28, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Dear Nanotoxicology members, Can anybody tell me How to do In vivo Micronucleus test with Acridine Orange staining? It will be very much helpful for me.Continue
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Dear Nanotechnology Researchers, Can anyone tell me that what are all the toxicological studies i can do with different nanoparticles.If anybody can answer for this it will be very usefull for my…Continue
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anitha eswari replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'In Vivo Micronucleus test using Acridine Orange.'
Poda unaku vera vela illaiya?
AMIT replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
you can do mutagenesis study from Intox pvt ltd comny were i was waorked for 1 year...go to intoxlab.com website..
khushboo suresh bardiya replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
it depends on what study you are itrested in? there are diff toxicology studies including cronic toxicity,acute toxicity,and many more....
Brabu Balusamy replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
How long will take to finish one systematic toxicological study of particular nanoparticle?
Brabu Balusamy replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
thank u sir....
whether particle shape interfere with toxicity?
khushboo suresh bardiya replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
sory for late reply... whatever Mr. Amod has mentioned is right and all the tests that i hav mentioned check for one of those possibible effects of nanoparticles on mammalian cells. the procedure for these tests is very simple and easily available…
Amod Shepal replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
Hello,
I am also a Microbiologist, and very much new in to nanotech... i think when we talk about nanostructures the primary mechanism of its toxicity is in its small (nano) form, i.e. particles with new physics e.g: increased surface area to vol…
TINC replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
check our nanotoxicology group also: http://www.nanopaprika.eu/group/nanotoxicology
Brabu Balusamy replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
Thank you very much mam.....
I am also very new to the nanotechnology. Am a microbiologisat. What u r disscussing exactly covering the topics wat am thinking.Can u tell me something about this mutagenesis.
khushboo suresh bardiya replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
sir... i am very new in nanotechnology but being a biotechnologist,i can say that cytotoxicity studied, like LDH assay, MTT assay, DNA fragmentation assay,etc that are carried out on human cell lines,may be usefull. also some bacteriological assays…
bunghez raluca replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
Hello, I am doing also a researh on marine algae (dead red algae, Porphyta or Nori) and another alga Valisneria americana, and I hope to see if them have removal proprieties for heavy metal ions. If them form metal nanoparticles, I hope to be good…
Brabu Balusamy replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
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Thank you very much for reply... i sent mail to your mail id but not yet received any reply.So p[ls send me im want to concentrate in environmental and human health aspect, looking for reply.
Brabu Balusamy replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
thank you very much for your reply... sure.it will help a lot for my research and expectimg the same support in future also.
Yi-an Chen replied to Brabu Balusamy's discussion 'Nanotoxicology'
There's very few studies done in toxicological effects of nanomaterials in marine environments. I'm doing a research project on marine red algae (Ag). It depends on what particles your interested in and which angle you are coming from…
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