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ECB-ART-35067
Ontogenez 1983 Jan 01;142:173-9.
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[Action of heavy metal salts on the development of sea urchin embryos and on protein synthesis by the cells of transplantable mouse tumors].

Berisha A , Buznikov GA , Mal'chenko LA , Rakić L .


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Zu, Cu, Cd, Pb and Hg salts blocked the cleavage divisions in the sea urchin embryos and, in lesser concentrations, affected gastrulation and induced postgastrulation defects. The early embryo- and cytotoxic effects of Zn salts appear to be based on the inhibition of protein synthesis. Unithiol exerted a protective effect. All salts under study inhibited protein synthesis in the Ehrlich''s ascite carcinoma and ascite hepatoma 22a cells; unithiol and other suldhydryl compounds exerted in this case a good protective effect against Cd salts only.

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Genes referenced: LOC100887844