Assessing benzene-induced toxicity on wild type Euglena gracilis Z and its mutant strain SMZ.

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Summary

E. gracilis cells were sensitive to benzene-induced toxicities for certain endpoints such as cell growth rate, morphological change, depletion of chlorophyll, and it is a potentially suitable model for monitoring the contamination of benzene and its effects in the groundwater.

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2013-11-01
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Euglena gracilis, Benzene, Chemistry, Environmental chemistry, Toxicity

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