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1. Those that can be used to determine carcinogenic potential. (a) Microbial mutation tests which include auxiliary metabolism of the test compound by a fraction of mammalian liver homogenate. (i) Bacterial forward and reverse mutation; (ii) Yeast and fungal mutation, gene conversion, mitotic recombination or non-disjunction; (iii) DNA damage and repair including chromosome damage; (iv) Mammalian cell mutation; and (v) Mammalian cell transformation. (b) Non-mutation-based tests. (i) Mouse skin sebaceous gland suppression; (ii) Degranulation of the rough endoplasmic reticulum of rat liver cell.

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