Sequential cellular changes during chemical carcinogenesis P. Bannasch Guest Editorial Pages: 11 - 22
Immuno-slot-blot: A highly sensitive immunoassay for the quantitation of carcinogen-modified nucleosides in DNA P. NehlsJ. AdamkiewiczM. F. Rajewsky Original Papers Pages: 23 - 29
Repair and replication of DNA in rat brain and liver during foetal and post-natal development, in relation to nitroso-alkyl-urea induced carcinogenesis Valda M. CraddockAnthony R. HendersonStephen Gash Original Papers Pages: 30 - 35
O6-methylguanine repair in liver cells in vivo: Comparison between G1- and S-phase of the cell cycle H. M. RabesR. KerlerR. Wilhelm Original Papers Pages: 36 - 45
DNA methylation in maternal, fetal and neonatal rat tissues following perinatal administration of procarbazine O. D. WiestlerP. KleihuesS. Ivankovic Original Papers Pages: 56 - 59
Carcinogenicity of diethylnitrosamine in newborn, infant, and adult mice S. D. VesselinovitchM. KokaK. V. N. Rao Original Papers Pages: 60 - 65
The metabolism of N-nitrosomethylaniline H. M. PylypiwJ. R. ZubroffG. W. Harrington Original Papers Pages: 66 - 70
Comparative metabolism and carcinogenicity of ring-halogenated 3,3-dimethyl-1-phenyltriazenes G. F. KolarM. Habs Original Papers Pages: 71 - 75
Alcoholdehydrogenase as an activating enzyme for N-nitrosodiethanolamine (NDELA): In vitro activation of NDELA to a potent mutagen in Salmonella typhimurium G. EisenbrandE. DenkelB. Pool Original Papers Pages: 76 - 80
Dose-response study of the carcinogenicity of tobacco-specific N-nitrosamines in F344 rats D. HoffmannA. RivensonS. S. Hecht Original Papers Pages: 81 - 86
Pharmacokinetics and mechanism of action of detoxifying low-molecular-weight thiols N. BrockP. HilgardS. Orrenius Original Papers Pages: 87 - 97
On the active principles of the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae) M. HergenhahnS. KusumotoE. Hecker Original Papers Pages: 98 - 109
A study of betel quid carcinogenesis G. WenkeK. D. BrunnemannS. V. Bhide Original Papers Pages: 110 - 113
Tumors of the nasal cavities induced in rats by 2,2-dioxopropyl-N-Propylnitrosamine A. CardesaJ. TraserraU. Mohr Original Papers Pages: 114 - 120
Occurrence in human urine of new sulphur-containing N-nitrosamino acids N-nitrosothiazolidine 4-carboxylic acid and its 2-methyl derivative, and their formation H. OhshimaI. K. O'NeillH. Bartsch Original Papers Pages: 121 - 128
Metabolism of methylazoxymethanol acetate in the F344 rat and strain-2 guinea pig and its inhibition by pyrazole and disulfiram Emerich S. FialaCallie Stathopoulos Original Papers Pages: 129 - 134
Biochemical mechanisms on species differences in gastric carcinogenesis Jack ChenWilliam S. BarnesJohn H. Weisburger Original Papers Pages: 135 - 140
The level of DNA interstrand crosslinking in bone marrow parallels the extent of myelosuppression in mice treated with four chloroethylnitrosoureas Philip BedfordMartin R. BergerDietrich Schmähl Original Papers Pages: 141 - 147
Evaluation of new estrogen-linked 2-chloroethylnitrosoureas M. R. BergerJ. FlorideG. Eisenbrand Original Papers Pages: 148 - 153
Carcinogenic activity of condensate from coloquint seeds (Citrullus colocynthis) after chronic epicutaneous administration to mice M. HabsS. A. A. JahnD. Schmähl Original Papers Pages: 154 - 156
Volatile nitrosamines in the main stream smoke of black tobacco R. TruhautNguyen Phu LichC. Martin Original Papers Pages: 157 - 159
Contamination of toiletries and cosmetic products with volatile and nonvolatile N-nitroso carcinogens B. SpiegelhalderR. Preussmann Original Papers Pages: 160 - 163
Cytostatic activity of steroid linked nitrosoureas W. J. ZellerJ. SchreiberG. Eisenbrand Original Papers Pages: 164 - 168
Dose-response study of urinary bladder carcinogenesis in rats by N-butyl-N-(4-hydroxybutyl)nitrosamine N. ItoT. ShiraiM. Hirose Original Papers Pages: 169 - 173
A two-stage mouse skin carcinogenesis study of lyngbyatoxin A H. FujikiM. SuganumaT. Sugimura Short Communication Pages: 174 - 176
