Induction mutation of mustard gas at tk locus in L5178Y cells
Some areas should be kept secure as a failsafe because mustard gas can be very persistent in the environment, he warned.
a toxic compound resembling mustard gas in structure; important in cancer treatment.
A blistering agent, especially mustard gas, used in chemical warfare.
Germans introduced mustard gas which interfered with the Allied artillery.
Such chemicals, whether mustard gas or nerve gas, are absorbed by the skin.
The understanding of this pathological process is beneficial to the study of mustard gas poisoning and its treatment.
Results An incubation period was found in eye injury after the exposure to mustard gas.
