Gene/Protein Disease Symptom Drug Enzyme Compound
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Query: EC:3.6.1.3 (ATPase)
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In experiments with CHO-AT3-2 cell culture, a study was made of the effect of potassium cyanate (KNCO) on the effect of gamma radiation and benzo(a)pyrene (BP) by the following tests: cell viability, induction of cells with micronuclei and fragmented nuclei and mutations by thymidine kinase (TK) and Na+/K+-ATPase loci. Some tests have revealed the increase in the effect of gamma radiation and BP produced by potassium cyanate. It is suggested that the sensitizing effects are related to repair system inhibition and/or changes in the cell chromatin structure produced by KNCO.
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PMID:[Potassium cyanate modification of the toxic and mutagenic effects of gamma radiation and benzo(a)pyrene]. 271 19

Genetic effects of alkylation alone and combined with carbamoylation were studied following treatment of CHO-AT3-2 Chinese hamster cell line with N-nitroso-N-methylurea for 7 and 60 min. Gene mutations at HGPRT and Na+/K+-ATPase loci, micronuclei, cells with fragmented nuclei and lethality caused by NMU were recorded. Prolonged exposure to the mutagen made these effects more pronounced, particularly the fragmented nuclei and cell death. The combined action of the two mechanisms, therefore, enhanced the mutagenic effects of alkylation and expanded the range of DNA lesions towards greater incidence of gross damage to chromosomes and chromatids.
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PMID:[Effect of alkylation and carbamoylation on the characteristics of genetic damage to mammalian somatic cells cultured in vitro]. 333 84

We have observed quantitative and qualitative differences in the mutability and mutagen-specificity of various drug-resistance marker loci in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, which suggest that mammalian gene loci may differ in their relative mutability by a given mutagenic agent. We have used the CHO-AT3-2 multiple-marker mutagenesis assay system to examine the dose-dependent induction and kinetics of expression of mutations at four well-characterized, drug-resistance marker loci, after treatment with chemical agents which produce various types of DNA damage. The CHO-AT3-2 subline allows simultaneous quantitation and direct comparison of induced mutation frequencies at the hgprt, oua (Na+/K+ ATPase), aprt, and tk loci. The agents tested in this study included ethyl methanesulfonate, methyl methanesulfonate, mitomycin C, ICR-191, benzo[a]pyrene, and dimethylnitrosamine. The expression kinetics and optimal expression times for each drug-resistance marker were determined in dose-response experiments in which cells from mutagen-treated populations were plated at 1-2-day intervals over a period of 10 days following mutagenesis. Comparison of induced mutation frequencies for each drug-resistance marker after mutagen treatments yielding equivalent cell survivals (equitoxic doses resulting in relative cell survivals of 0.37) revealed locus-specific differences in the relative mutagenicities of the agents tested. These results indicate that the apparent mutagenicity of a particular agent at a single genetic locus may not necessarily be an accurate indicator of that agent's mutagenic potential for the genome as a whole.
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PMID:Induction and expression of mutations at multiple drug-resistance marker loci in Chinese hamster ovary cells. 657 8