Discrepancy between high clastogenic activity of trans-beta-nitrostyrene in vitro and lack in carcinogenicity might be related to inactivating metabolism and its high reactivity towards thiol groups

Ziemann, ChristinaChristinaZiemannApitius, FlorianFlorianApitiusElend, ManfredManfredElendBaumgartner, S.S.BaumgartnerVolk, J.J.VolkRitter, DetlefDetlefRitterSteinfelder, H.J.H.J.SteinfelderSchuchardt, SvenSvenSchuchardt2022-03-112022-03-112011https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/372947en610620Discrepancy between high clastogenic activity of trans-beta-nitrostyrene in vitro and lack in carcinogenicity might be related to inactivating metabolism and its high reactivity towards thiol groupsconference paper