Tricresyl phosphate and triphenyl phosphate are toxic to cultured human, monkey and dog cells.
Kyo Mochida, Manabu Gomyoda, Takumi Fujita, Kenzo Yamagata
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Kyo Mochida, Manabu Gomyoda, Takumi Fujita, Kenzo Yamagata
Abstract
We report herein evidence that the flame retardants tricresyl phosphate and triphenyl phosphate are toxic to KB, HEL-R66, Vero and MDCK cells grown in culture. The former is more toxic than the latter.
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We report herein evidence that the flame retardants tricresyl phosphate and triphenyl phosphate are toxic to KB, HEL-R66, Vero and MDCK cells grown in culture. The former is more toxic than the latter.
Key concepts: Phosphate, Triphenyl phosphate, Vero cell, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Environmental chemistry, Fire retardant