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Transgenic mouse assays have provided an unprecedented opportunity to study mutagenesis in diverse rodent tissues. In this article data from MutaMouse mutagenicity assays based on the Escherichia coli gene lacZ were analyzed systematically using liver and bone marrow as potential target tissues. Sources of variation, including plates (within packaging reactions), packaging reactions (within animals) and animals, were evaluated for extra-binomial variation. Although hardly any evidence of overdispersion was detected at the plate level, limited evidence of extra-binomial variation was observed at the packaging reaction level. There was, however, much stronger evidence of overdispersion at the animal level. Statistical tests for increasing trend in mutant frequency with increasing dose were also performed at the animal level. A significant increasing trend following exposure to N-nitrosodibenzylamine was detected in liver but not in bone marrow. A logistical model was used to further describe the dose-response relationship observed in N-nitrosodibenzylamine-treated liver tissue.

Statistical analysis of lacZ mutant frequency data from MutaTMMouse mutagenicity assays

Statistical analysis of lacZ mutant frequency data from Muta^TMMouse mutagenicity assays